People are having trouble locating the horse hidden in this ordinary frog photograph.

Engaging in visual brain teasers is an excellent way to energize and test your cognitive abilities. These enthralling “optical illusions” demonstrate how our visual perception can be deliciously deceptive.

Susana Martinez-Conde, the director of the visual neuroscience laboratory at the prominent Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, delves into the world of such illusions and explains their significance:

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