It took one person 'six hours' to suss out the illusion - are you up to the challenge?
Pets can be sneaky little things, as when they're feeling mischievous, they have the tendency to run away and hide from us.
So if your pet does this often, you might consider yourself an expert. With that in mind, why not challenge yourself to a tricky brainteaser that challenges you to spot the animal hidden in plain sight? However, there is actually a dog hidden somewhere in the picture - and it requires 20/20 vision to find it, as it's incredibly well hidden.
"Once you find it, comment down below how long it took you to find it and send this to a friend to see if they can find it as well," Sherif El Sahly wrote alongside the image. Have you managed to spot it yet? It is tricky, but it's definitely there! If you need a trick, it's camouflaged well into a solid colour in the photo.
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