Optical illusions can give you a lot to think about while challenging your eyes and mind to work together.

If you’re not afraid of a ridiculously hard visual challenge, you’ve come to the right place. Get ready for action and scroll down when you’re ready to start!

Your objective is to look closely at the picture below and find the hidden figure in less than 30 seconds.

In the image above, one can see a series of black and white stripes. While most people can’t see anything else at first glance, there is also a hidden figure somewhere in there.

To help you out, we decided to reveal that the figure you’re looking for shows an animal – a Giant Panda to be precise!

Have another look at the picture puzzle and make sure you’ve done your best before scrolling down for an answer.

To spot the hidden panda, do the following. Make sure you look straight at the picture because observing it from a different angle might make it harder for you to succeed.

You should also try looking at the photo from afar. That’s right, the further your eyes are from the screen the easier it should be for you to find the panda.

With all that being said, now is your final chance to crack the puzzle. Give it your best shot.

If you still can’t see the panda, feel free to help yourself with the picture below!

Once you’re done, it’s time to kick off our second challenge right away. Though your task will be no easier this time, your eyes can now relax and enjoy beautiful scenery.

Take a look at the photo below and try to spot the hidden animal.

There is a big animal somewhere in the photo. Inspect both the ground and the sky and you shall succeed.

The animal you’re looking for is a fox. But it’s not a real fox, so stop wasting your time looking for brown and orange spots among the trees.

Here’s one final piece of advice. Look towards the sky to see the sleeping predator!

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