This tricky can reportedly only be solved by one per cent of viewers - can you make out the hidden message in the image?
The image, which at first glance appears to be a collection of three-dimensional shapes, has been baffling social media users ever since the was shared online.
The image, shared by user Hectic Nick, challenges viewers to make out the text hidden amid the series of black shapes.
Nick, who frequently posts puzzles and brainteasers for his followers to figure out, said: “Only one per cent of people can read what’s hidden in this image.
“Here’s a hint, try closing your eyes about 90 per cent and you might be able to read it. Send this to a friend and see what they do.”
The image left many viewers baffled, with some taking to the comments to ask for help while others found it easy. One frustrated user wrote: “I have really Bad eyes, I can’t see it,” to which a second replied: “Look at it from a side angles and you can see it.”
A third boasted: “I can read it, without doing anything.” If you are having trouble solving the image read on for the answer. If you look at the white spaces between the shapes you will see they spell the words BAD EYES.
Meanwhile in another puzzle shared with TikTok users Hectic Nick challenged his followers , and the faster you can do it the better. Those who can spot the error in five seconds or less can truly pat themselves on the back, you clever sausages.
Brain teasers and puzzles like this provide a test of focus and perception as well as stretching your ability to analyse details at speed. As more and more people turn to online brainteasers for fun and stimulation, users may also be improving their memory function, observation skills, and cognitive abilities at the same time.
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