The porky puzzle that proves whether you have REAL intelligence: Can YOU spot the hidden pig among the faces?
- A mind-bending challenge has left people scratching their heads
- The puzzle states only the ‘most intelligent’ can spot the hidden animal
- It shows a group of faces, and hidden among them is a pig
A mind-bending challenge that tests your observation skills has left people on the web scratching their head.
This optical illusion designed by Jagran Josh states that only the ‘most intelligent and attentive individuals’ can spot the hidden pig in five seconds.
The image shows a group of faces, and hidden among them is a pig.
The brain teaser is said to be an ‘excellent way to test your observation skills,’ so can you spot the farm animal?
A mind-bending challenge that tests your observation skills has left people on the web scratching their head
To find the pig, you will need to look closely.
There are 11 rows of faces.
Within one of the rows, there is a pig.
However, the pig expertly blends into the crowd because it is the same shape and color as the other faces.
The website states: ‘Spotting a pig in the crowd of faces is a difficult challenge.
‘The pig has expertly blended with the surroundings making it hard to spot quickly.
‘The users need to focus on the image really hard to spot the pig.
‘Only the most intelligent and attentive individuals can spot the pig within the time limit.’
![According to the website, the pig is 'identified by its facial structure and pointed ears that make it appear different from the faces'](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/26/16/71453569-12112505-According_to_the_website_the_pig_is_identified_by_its_facial_str-a-24_1685116352560.jpg)
According to the website, the pig is ‘identified by its facial structure and pointed ears that make it appear different from the faces’
Have you spotted the pig yet?
Here’s a hint, look at the fifth row.
The pig can be found towards the end of the fifth row.
According to the website, ‘It is identified by its facial structure and pointed ears that make it appear different from the faces.’
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