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The key is to sharpen your gaze, and scan each fragment of the painting separately. It can help to cover the rest of the painting with your hand or another object and leave only small fragments visible. That way you can scan each part separately.
It can also help to look up, focus on another object, and after a few seconds, scan the photo again. That break can help you look back from scratch with a fresher perspective.
Here is the answer to this riddle that went viral on the networks:
As you can see, the Dalmatian was hidden on the back of the Dalmatian on the far right. It is formed by looking at the animal’s spots. But since there are so many, at first it is difficult to identify this graph.
A series of activities are known as riddles or viral challenges, which can be on various topics, such as mathematics, riddles, object relationships, among others. The purpose is to arouse people’s interest to find answers in a playful way.
In each case different issues are appealed to. There are usually many challenges that are based on photos and graphics, taking advantage of the visual nature that many social networks have. Next, another challenge that can arouse the interest of more than one user. In this case it is not about finding a hidden animal, but a letter.
the letter t
There is another puzzle that has become popular in recent times and it consists of finding the letter T, which is in the middle of a sea of colorful images that are letters “L”. Obviously both letters have some similarity but they are definitely not the same.
The goal is to identify the T in only 10 seconds. The letter T is not red, is the clue offered in this viral puzzle.
This test was created by a team at Johns Hopkins University in Boston, where researchers from its Institute for Learning Sciences discovered that knowing what not to look for can be extremely helpful for people
The results of this study showed that when people are given time to learn what it is possible to ignore before starting, they can search faster and more efficiently.
Here is the result of the challenge:
“People who explicitly ignore distracting information improve their visual search performance, a critical skill for professional searchers such as radiologists and airport baggage screeners,” said lead author Corbin A. Cunningham. “This work has the potential to help occupations that rely on visual search by informing future training programs.”
When participants were told to constantly ignore a color, his reaction time slowed down at first. But after some time and practice, found the target letters faster than participants who were not given a color to remove.
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