“Your brain is still young if you can SPOT THE MAN IN A HAT”

 

Where is the man wearing the hat? Look closely at the water in front of the rocks in the middle and a little below. Answer: Look at the large rock in the middle next to a small, leafless tree.

The shadow and lines of the rock, plus the small stick stuck to it, form the face of a man wearing a hat and leaning towards it. The nose, mouth, and beard are all drawn by the rock’s lines. The hat is the part pointing upwards. It’s a “hidden man” in the contours, not a real man. This is an optical

illusion called pareidolia—our brains see faces in random shapes. Did you find it? If you found it in less than 10 seconds: Your brain is very sharp  If you found it in less than a minute: You’re still young and have good eyesight. If you didn’t find it: It’s okay, lots of people fall for it.