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Everyone can see the abandoned car, but you have eyes of a hawk if you spot the hidden animal nest in 10 seconds or less
There are sticks and twigs underneath the automobile in the optical illusion and this may throw you off
THIS optical illusion is putting people who think they're keen observers to the test with a nest that's nearly impossible to find.
If you're up for the challenge, put your eyes to the test and know how good your perception is.
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The abandoned in the optical illusion is easy to spot but if you find the hidden animal nest in less than 10 seconds, you may have perfect vision - like a hawk.
The photo was published in which stated that 80 percent of people are unable to notice the nest in the abandoned car image at first glance.
Not many people are able to spot the hidden nest quickly.
It could take some people a little time to understand the picture itself.
If you are a good observer, testing yourself by trying to spot the nest in the tricky picture could improve your perception skills.
As the truck in the image is abandoned and making it out may not be easy.
It appears that the back of the automobile may be missing which could be confusing initially.
In the photo, there are lots of sticks both inside the abandoned truck and in the back of it.
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To find the nest, you'll have to look a little closer at these sticks.
While there are twigs surrounding the steering wheel inside the vehicle, that's not where you're going to find the hidden nest.
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There are also sticks and twigs underneath the automobile in the optical illusion and all of this may throw you off.
If it takes you longer than 10 seconds to find the hidden nest, consider focusing on the lower portion of the picture but not the ground beneath the truck.
If you direct your eyes to the back of the vehicle, you'll notice white, rusted stripes behind the driver's door.
On the sand in the lower right corner, behind the stripe on the truck, you should see a collected swirl of twigs forming a nest.
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