HAWK-EYED You have the eyes of an eagle if you can spot the zebra hidden among the wildebeests in 30 seconds

HAWK-EYED You have the eyes of an eagle if you can spot the zebra hidden among the wildebeests in 30 seconds



Puzzle lovers have been scratching their heads trying to find the zebra in a picture showing a herd of wildebeests.

Brain teaser fanatics are frantically trying to spot the animal within 30 seconds.

The picture shows a large herd of wildebeests prowling the African savannah.

Some of the antelope-like creatures are combing the plains while others seem to be grazing.

Hiding in the busy picture somewhere is a zebra.

Viewers may have to look at the image closely if they cannot immediately spot the stripy animal.

The animal has camouflaged itself in the scene, making the puzzle fiendishly difficult to solve.

Viewers who are struggling should try to break the picture down into sections.

They should cast their eyes to the left of the picture, where they should be able to see the zebra’s distinctive black and white stripes.

Did you beat the clock and find the zebra within 30 seconds?

Here's the solution for those who are strugglingCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
Here’s the solution for those who are strugglingCredit: SWNS:South West News Service

This article by Chris Bradford was first published by The Scottish Sun on 15 May 2023. Lead Image: Can you spot the zebra in this busy picture showing wildebeests? Credit: SWNS:South West News Service.


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