You’re in the top 1% if you spot all the nuts in this optical illusion

Naman Ramachandran Instagram, TikTok and YouTube are now the preferred mode of news consumption for British teenagers, a report by U.K. media regulator Ofcom has found.Ofcom’s News Consumption in the U.K. 2021/22 report reveals that for the first time, Instagram is the most popular news source among teenagers, used by 29%.

baffled Vannini asked on Twitter in a post that received more than 46,000 likes and topped 2,700 retweets. pic.twitter.com/7HlpaH187NSpoiler alert: Although Berman is reasonably taller than the others — he’s 6-foot-5, while Passan is 5-foot-9 and Kurkjian is 5-foot-5 — optical trickery via an extreme side angle played a part in creating the illusion that Berman was larger than life.In another angle, however, Berman appeared to be closer in size to his co-hosts.Chris Berman is there.

first went viral in 2006, but has recently gained new life amid the recent optical illusion craze.[Warning: Spoilers below]“Below is a picture of a frog, but if you look carefully, it is also an image of something completely different!” reads the description of the amphibious image in the MindJournal.On its face, the illustration seems to depict Kermit in a pond with no other animals in sight. However, if the viewer turns either their head or phone sideways, the frog transforms into a horse with the amphibian’s head comprising its nose, love handles for eyes and the pond-hopper’s furiously peddling legs mimicking the horse’s mane.

“National Picnic Day,” global pottery company Portmeirion invites visual puzzle entusiasts to an al fresco dining situation where they are challenged with spotting a daisy.  You’ll be looking at an image of a red and white checked picnic blanket among an assortment of baskets and typical picnic food such as fruits and sandwiches. Because this is an upscale, proper British picnic. there are also hunks of artisan cheese and dainty tea pots.

Stillwhite, the sartorial sight test has since been shared on Reddit, where it’s going viral.[Warning: Spoilers below]On its face, the nuptial attire appears to depict nothing but a series of abstract embroidered objects. However, as the Reddit poster pointed out, a second inspection reveals that hidden within the ornate pattern is the face of a “grumpy old man” with circles for eyes, an oblong design as the nose and a lace frown.

according to the University of Glasgow’s IllusionsIndex.org, was named for the first person to describe the phenomenon, Ignaz Paul Vital Troxler, in 1804. The Swiss physician noticed that when the eye becomes fixated on a point, the objects surrounding that focal point eventually “disappear.”And the more unfocused the periphery, the more pronounced the effect.[Warning: Spoilers ahead.]The illusion illustrates what happens when our eyes are hyper focused on a single target.

boasts a whopping 4.6 million views on TikTok.“THREE ILLUSIONS — can you solve all of them?” reads the caption to the now-viral clip, which was posted by popular TikTokker Max Klymenko to his more than 2.5 million followers.The first demonstration starts off typically enough with the image wizard rolling a dumbbell-shaped object down a downward sloped ramp. However, the display takes a seemingly physics-defying turn after he puts a conical item at the base of the same slope, whereupon it impossibly travels up the incline as if propelled by an invisible motor.

challenges a YouTube clip of the entomological eye-nigma.[Warning: Spoilers Below]In addition, anyone who puts their eye on the fly in five seconds is reportedly in the top 1% of brain teaser buffs, per the video. The trippy photograph depicts a heap of brown and orange maple leaves with the flamboyant flutterer seemingly nowhere in sight.

video with over 1.2 million likes and 6.6 million views.Seany — @seandoesmagic on TikTok — instructed viewers to stare at the red dot in the center of the photo. “I’m about to hypnotize you and make you hallucinate and think that your room is shrinking,” he said. The video shows a black-and-white abstract pattern moving outward with a red dot in the center.Seany, who previously amazed social media with his illusion that turned some people colorblind, told viewers not to take their eyes off the moving dot.“Feel free to blink if you need to, but just don’t take your eyes off the dot,” he added.After staring for an additional 10 to 15 more seconds, look away into your room and the walls should seem to be shrinking.MAKING YOUR ROOM SHRINK

If you wear fake eyelashes, you'll know that sometimes they can be an absolute pain in the backside. More often than not, one lash will go on flawlessly, while the second hangs off your eye like a drunk bird on an electricity wire.

visual wildlife safari was mind-melting? Puzzle lovers are nearly popping their peepers trying to solve the latest animal-based optical illusion from Hungarian author-artist Gergely Dudás — aka The Dudolf.This time out, viewers are challenged to find the one snake amongst a sea of turtles. In addition, anyone who spots the serpent in under 15 seconds will reportedly break the world record, according to people who track this sort of success rate.[Warning: Spoilers below]The herpetological “Where’s Waldo,” created by Hungarian cartoonist and illusion maven Gergely Dudás, shows a gathering of green and brown tortoises in a grassy field with the slitherer seemingly nowhere in sight.Locating the snake in the grass is particularly tricky given that the serpent looks identical to the turtles’ long, green necks.Fortunately for frazzled puzzlers, Dudás provided a handy spoiler that shows the sneaky snake poking its head up from behind a turtle shell in the lower left hand corner.

A frustrated resident decided to take drastic action after another driver kept stealing her parking space - only to realise later that she was being scammed. Shirley Lieu, who lives in Australia, was left fuming after one of her neighbours keep taking up her rented parking spot, due to its location near the entrance of the building.

0.1% of people. The vexing visual jigsaw was first shared on TikTok in April, but is currently blowing up as viewers strain their orbital muscles trying to crack it.“Only 0.1% can see all 10 numbers,” reads the caption to the illusion, which was shared by user @purpzosaur.

Gergely Dudás, the “seek-and-find” illustration depicts a maze of colorful mushrooms with a tiny mouse peeking out from behind one.Some eagle-eyed puzzle solvers reportedly spotted the pip squeak in 20 seconds. Others, however, were stumped by this mushroom maze.Sure, optical illusions such as this are often just a fun diversion — but they also hold real value for scientists.