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If you love doing jigsaw puzzles, you know that part of the fun comes from that satisfying feeling you get when you’ve successfully completed one. But would you …
Gobble gobble! There are 13 Thanksgiving-themed words hidden in this puzzle. Can you find all 13? SimplemostSimplemost Need some help? Yes, it’s a little tougher …
There are plenty of images that stump the internet — remember the blue-vs.-white-dress debacle — but sometimes these puzzles are a little more straightforward and …
There’s a panda hidden in the skeletons – can you find it? Share with a friend that loves these types of puzzles!
Frustrated? This one is definitely a bit challenging because the panda blends in really well with the black & white skeletons. Click to the next page for a hint!
OK, ready for a hint? The panda’s eyes, nose and mouth are slightly different then all the others. Take another look.
Still can’t find her? Her ears cannot be seen with her costume, because it’s covering them up.
And another hint: she’s in the lower half of the picture.
Remember those posters you would stare at forever trying to find the sailboat or unicorn or whatever shape was hidden in the frame? Well, we’ve got another one for you. The Coffer Illusion—which has been making the rounds on Facebook—has everyone questioning the sanity of the person who first created it and posed the question: How many circles are there really?
Because: Wait. Circles? Are you out of your mind?
Take a look at the image in question:
At first glance, this would appear to be just a bunch of black and white lines and squares. But no. There are actually 16 circles in this photo. Can you spot them? I’ll give you a second to stare at it.
Now try to un-see them. You probably can’t look past them now, right?
The person who posted the puzzle, Nicholas Johnson, is actually a magician and entertainer who also educates children on the science of deception and the mind. He said it took him 30 minutes to find the circles. His post has since been shared about 10,000 times by some people who were equally confounded, and others who thought Johnson was a blind moron.
But Can You Find This Bat?
For another Halloween-themed hidden puzzle, check out the image below. That’s a LOT of vampires.
All of them look like fairly friendly vampires, on a side note. One’s even wearing a clown nose.
And there is, in fact, one tiny bat hanging out with the vampires. And by tiny, I mean tiny. Look for one set of tiny little bat eyes.
How can you tell the difference? The female has a dent in her tail. Who knew? I certainly wouldn’t have noticed this difference if I weren’t looking for it.
In Japan, “Pika” is the sound electricity makes. “Chu” is the Japanese interpretation of the sound a mouse makes. We’d say “squeak,” they’d say “chu.” How cute is that? Since Pikachu is a mouse with electric powers… it all makes sense now.
3. Is It Pikachu Or Pikachus?
Pikachu is the official plural form of the word, according to Wikipedia. If you aren’t a big gamer, however, you could probably get away with saying “Pikachus” for clarity. We have this same question when it comes to emoji. Is the plural emoji or emojis? While sophisticates would probably say “emoji” for plural and singular, it kind of just sounds better in regular use to say “emojis,” and we’re frankly fine with that!
In Japan, Pikachu is as popular as Mickey Mouse. Often, people will dress in Pikachu costumes and make appearances at outings and events. Pikachu got a second life in the U.S. when Pokemon Go took the country by storm in the summer of 2016 and people all around the country spent days walking around with their noses in their phones searching for Pokemon.
In Japan, “Pika” is the sound electricity makes. “Chu” is the sound a mouse makes. Since Pikachu is a mouse with electric powers… it all makes sense now.
How popular is Pikachu?
In Japan, Pikachu is as popular as Mickey Mouse. Often, people will dress in Pikachu costumes and make appearances at outings and events.
Yes, there really is Pikachu currency.
Niue (a small island nation in the South Pacific) created five $1 Pokemon coins in 2001 as part of a commemorative piece for the franchise. The most popular coin featured Pikachu on one side of the coin, and the nation’s coat of arms on the other side. And yes, they can legally be used as a form or currency in Niue.
As an equine enthusiast, I grew up loving Bev Doolittle’s paintings. Growing up around horses, and still riding today, I love looking at her paintings of wild horses.
The way she’s able to capture a horse’s curious eyes, flowing tail and delicate but muscular frame, has always captivated me. Recently, I came across her painting, Pintos, and learned one of her specialties is a “camouflaged technique.”
In the description of the painting on ArtUSA.com, Bev says, “I was observing a small group of chestnut horses in a grassy meadow when I became aware that they were observing me. This seemed like an interesting situation for a painting. I also thought it would be fun to have the horses observing you, the viewer, before you could find the horses! So I began to think of ways to camouflage them. The chestnut horses became pintos, and the grassy meadow turned into a backdrop of rocks and snow.”
It’s pretty incredible. Can you spot the 5 horses? Share with friends and see if they can spot them too!
This puzzle is frustrating people all across the internet. It’s been shared over 3,000,000 times on Facebook. Personally, I couldn’t figure it out and had …
The goal of the artist was to incorporate the human body into natural landscapes. The results are pretty stunning – can you find the women in all 10 photos?
The now famous Hungarian artist, Dudolf, is back again with another one of his great puzzles. This past year, he’s created the panda and cat puzzles that went viral. This …
We love a good brain teaser and this one will surely challenge you. This riddle is courtesy of Alex Gendler in his TED-Ed lesson that explains the “prisoner …
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This puzzle has been driving everyone on the internet crazy. The Daily Mail first started talking about in December, and we’re not exactly sure where …
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Stumped? It took me a solid 10 minutes to find the cell phone. I even used some clues from the messages on the original Facebook post to try and help me find it. Jeya May Cruz has surely stumped thousands with this one!
Can you find it? Here’s a clue: the cell phone case has a similar pattern to the rug.
Still can’t find it? Here’s another cue: look near the right table leg.
is a “camouflaged technique.”
