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ONLY those with perfect eyesight who can keep calm under pressure will be able to solve this tricky brainteaser in record time.
Fans of the Netflix series Squid Game may fare better with this challenge than others.
But, all you need to succeed is attention to detail, patience, and a high IQ.
So, set your timer and see how quickly you can find all five guards with triangles on their masks.
The creators of this puzzle at Nsoft have not made it easy for you.
With so many guards in such a small space all with the same colour uniform on, it is hard to focus on their masks.
What makes it even trickier is that they all have a range of shapes on the black face masks that distract your eyes.
This is what seek and find puzzles such as this rely on – distraction.
So, to give yourself the best chance, make sure you stay focused on the task at hand.
If you are struggling, here is a tip that will come in handy.
It is much easier to focus on what you are looking for if you make your search area smaller.
This way you are more likely to spot the smaller details and spot what you are looking for.
Usually, you should try dividing the puzzle into smaller sections like quarters but there is something different you can do here.
As all of the guards are neatly in rows, why not take it row by row, searching each one for guards with triangles on their masks.
For an extra clue, while some have no triangles in at all, none of the rows have more than one.
So as soon as you spot one guard you can move down or up to the next row until you find all five.
Engaging in activities like solving optical illusions and brainteasers can have many cognitive benefits as it can stimulate various brain regions.
Some benefits include:
The solution to the puzzle can be found below.
If you enjoyed that, why not have a go at some more mind-boggling challenges?
As well as being fun, they have multiple health benefits so make sure you practice these regularly.
See if you can find all of the 16 tigers in this challenging brainteaser.
Also, give these puzzles below a go.
KIRK Herbsreit didn’t hold back on ESPN’s College GameDay when discussing the Indiana Hoosiers’s loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in Friday night’s first round of the College Football Playoff.
Herbstreit sounded off on the decision to include the Hoosiers in the first round of the inaugural 12-team Playoff.
Indiana kept the game close, but the 27-17 final wasn’t as competitive as it may seem on the box score.
Notre Dame controlled the game as they were up 20-3 after three quarters and the Hoosiers put together two touchdown drives late in the fourth quarter.
On Saturday’s edition of College GameDay, Herbstreit didn’t mince words suggesting Indiana shouldn’t have been included in the tournament.
“The atmosphere was historic. The game was not,” Herbstreit explained.
“I am not going to sit here and say, ‘Why was Indiana in?’ Indiana, with what you guys like to talk about, they got 11 wins, they got to be one of the best teams.
“Indiana was outclassed in that game.
“They should not, physically, they were not a team that should have been on that field when you consider other teams that could have been there.
“That’s not a knock on Indiana, they had a great year.”
Herbsreit continued, saying that the CFP committee has to do “a better job of weighing who the best 12 [teams] are vs. who is the most deserving because, by golly, [a team] got 11 wins.”
The 55-year-old referenced the fact that the No. 10 seed Hoosiers won 11 games and made a second-to-last-at-large bid to make the tourney ahead of only the SMU Mustangs.
Indiana and SMU made the bracket over the 10-2 Miami Hurricanes, 9-3 Ole Miss Rebels, and 9-3 South Carolina Gamecocks.
The Hoosiers trailed fewer minutes than any other FBS team this season entering the playoffs and had the highest-scoring squad in the playoffs.
The Fighting Irish gave Indiana their second straight loss to a top-five opponent this season.
“They took it to us. I thought their quarterback played really well, I thought their defense suffocated our offense till the last 1:50 or whatever,” said first-year Indiana coach Curt Cignetti, per ESPN.
“They won, they deserved to win. We didn’t play our best game, but they had a lot to do with that tonight.”
The Fighting Irish will now take on the 11-2 SEC champion Georgia Bulldogs in the Suger Bowl.
Notre Dame has a chance to reach the semifinals as they eye their first national title since 1988.
The playoff continues on Saturday with SMU visiting the Penn State Nittany Lions at noon Eastern.
The No. 5 Texas Longhorns will host the No. 12 Clemson Tigers in Austin and then a final game with the No. 8 Ohio State Buckeyes taking on the No. 9 Tennessee Volunteers in Columbus at 8:00 pm Eastern.
