New optical illusion: A Reddit post of San Francisco’s California Academy of Sciences makes an online frenzy, while users struggle to see a camouflaged frog on a water tank photo. New optical illusion has left Reddit confused. Can you solve it in ten seconds? (Reddit) Optical illusions are all the anger these days, and social media sites have many players to solve. The Subreddit finds that the sniper is one gold mine of optical illusions, with several users sharing photos that can deceive your brain. A new optical illusion on the site has confused users. Optical illusion: The challenge one Reddit user has, named Filipin-Hoe, uploaded a photo of a water tank full of aquatic plants, water and rocks with a hidden frog. The image, shared on Find the Sniper, quickly pulled hundreds of performances and remarks from the public. The original poster wrote: “Have undertaken a trip to see an albino gator to the Cal Academy of Sciences in GGP, SF, CA, USA, because it is the birthday month of Claude. It saw and immediately thought it would be a good start to find the sneaker!” The natural colors of the photo almost do not distinguish the frog from the tank’s environment, with its green and brown color blending seamlessly in the water and plant life. Why do optical illusions work so well? The viral puzzle is part of a larger fascination with optical illusions online. Hidden object challenges play tricks on the brain by mixing patterns, colors and textures, making it difficult for the human eye to distinguish known forms. Experts said these optical illusions test more than just vision – they also emphasize how the brain processes images and fills the gaps. Users on social media respond well, everyone has had trouble seeing the hidden frog. One user tried their happiness and said, “A hair right of dead center sitting on a piece of wood.” They further tried their happiness by asking if the frog was sitting right on top, as a shadow was from the other side. But the original poster denied it. Optical illusion: The solution that struggles to find the frog under the leaves? One user managed to see it. The frog, the user noted, was about 1/3rd and 1/3rd from the right bottom corner. The original poster confirmed that the frog did indeed hide there.
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