Typically, optical illusions involve challenging the brain’s perception of reality by creating shape-shifting and mind-bending images of objects, figures, or people. Physical, physiological, and cognitive illusions are just a few of the many types of visual illusions. According to research, the typical human brain can view objects or images from multiple angles, creating a unique perception for each object. These visual illusions are often included in psychoanalytic tests because they provide insight into both your IQ and how you see the world. This time, we’ve created a very clever example of an optical illusion, where you have to locate the shoe in an underwater image. This intellectual challenge image above is considered a challenge for both children and adults. This optical illusion shows a beautiful undersea scene with octopuses, jellyfish and starfish among other sea creatures. Beneath the waves there is a secret treasure. The most difficult aspect of this optical illusion was identifying the boy’s missing shoe. Thousands of people were scratching their heads trying to find the shoe inside the photo.
Solution to this optical illusion
Examine this optical illusion closely and see if you can identify the shoe. Finding the shoe seems impossible, but if you look in the area of the image on the bottom left, near the treasure box, you can see the shoe. To make it easier for you, we have highlighted the shoe in the image below:
It is said that finding the boy’s missing shoe under the water in the photo in less than seven seconds could indicate an exceptionally high level of intelligence. According to studies, people tend to be smarter when solving challenging puzzles because it helps exercise their brain.
Optical illusions attempt to offer some fascinating insights into the workings of the human brain. Often, certain arrangements of color, light, and pattern can trick our eyes into seeing something that isn’t really there. Tell us, can you find the boy’s lost shoe inside this virtual light?
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