You’re ice cool under pressure if you can spot the hidden chick and carrot in Easter egg hunt brain teaser
HOW fast can you spot the hidden Easter surprises in these egg hunts?
That’s the golden question captivating social media users, as people try to track down the Easter chick and carrot in these two separate brain teasers.
On the countdown to Easter, Replay Poker has created two special scenes dedicated to the celebration.
The first image is on a blue background with pretty flowers, butterflies and little Easter eggs, with a cute bunny sitting with some Easter eggs in the bottom right hand corner.
While the second picture is a similar make-up, but with a pink background and bigger Easter eggs.
However, both images have one big similarity – there’s a hidden Easter component that has left people scratching their heads.
Now, Replay Poker has challenged their users to see if they can track them both down – but only some can do it in seconds.
So are you one of the lucky ones who spot it straight away?
Or, on the other hand, are you one of the many left squinting as they desperately scour the image in search of the chick and carrot?
If the brain teasers have got the better of you, don’t worry – you’re far from the only one.
Lots of people trying to solve the puzzle on their lunch break or as a fun family activity have needed a little clue.
So we’re on hand to point your eyes in the right direction.
In the first image, look in the top right hand corner of the image about a sixth of the way down.
And in the second snap, try focusing your attention on the opposite side, about midway down on the left.
And, trust us, once you’ve got it – as revealed below – you’ll wonder how you didn’t see it in the first place.
The carrot can be seen poking out from the butterfly’s wings.
While the second image sees the Easter chick adorable poking out from behind the beautiful animal.
This comes after an optical illusion challenged people to discover more about their personalities.
In a now viral video shared by TikToker Mia Yillin, asked what individuals saw in a black and white image.
She then went into the two different options that often come up and what they say about your traits.