SNAKES ON A PLAIN

Try To Find The Snake Among The Tortoises In This Tricky Illustration

Try To Find The Snake Among The Tortoises In This Tricky Illustration
Artist Gergely Dudas has created a very cute but confounding image full of tortoises and one snake. See if you can spot it.
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We're back with another brain teaser for you: your challenge is to find the snake in this image full of tortoises.



This brain teaser comes from Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás, who regularly posts puzzles like this on his blog, thedudolf.blogspot.com, and in books.

Before you say, as I did, "There is no snake!" or, conversely, "They're all snakes!" — there is, in fact, a snake in here.

But I can't give you any more clues — just the solution, which is below. (So if you're not done searching for the snake, keep your eyes up on the image above.)





Solution:

If you look closely, you'll see one of the heads that looks the same as the tortoises' has a snakelike forked tongue, and isn't attached to a shell that doesn't already have a head.





[Source: Gergely Dudás's blog, via The Sun]

Comments

  1. Paul Trantow 1 year ago

    This is not "photography." Please categorize it differently. You're trashing our blog readers.

  2. Nicole Allatt 1 year ago

    Took me about 3-4 minutes. But I found him. He has a different head. And no shell. He’s in there.

  3. Anwar Razali 1 year ago

    I guess snake like to play hide and seek with turtles

  4. Edward Trudell 1 year ago

    WoW, cool puzzle! Took me 20 seconds to find it, I started in the top left corner or it would have taken longer. Love these puzzles!

  5. Lori Rogalski 1 year ago

    i couldn't find it! excellent puzzle. thank you!

  6. Kath Lake 1 year ago

    Took me about 3 minutes. Spent too much time in the middle.

  7. Janet Strong 1 year ago

    So cute. Took me a few minutes.

  8. Brenda Thacker 1 year ago

    Wow, found it!

  9. Eileen Barry 1 year ago

    EXCELLENT! I WAS TOTALLY FOOLED! BRAVO!!!


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