You have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot the sneaky cat hiding in this optical illusion in just five seconds | The Sun

YOU could have sharp eyes like a hawk if you can spot the sneaky cat hiding in this optical illusion.

The mind-bending brain teaser sees the wily feline skillfully blending in with the stack of logs.

Taking a nap – the cat is perfectly camouflaged and has baffled online users.

Curiosity will keep you transfixed… but is it really an im-purrsible task?

But if you look closely for long enough,  you'll see an orange tabby feline dozing off.

The snap was originally posted by Reddit user jmankruse.

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The picture has seen been shared countless times online, and continues to always baffle viewers.

So if you haven't found him yet – we will tell you here.

Look at the top of the middle stack of logs – and there you will the see the clever puss.

He is sitting dozing carefully camouflaged with among the stack of wood.

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The cat really is sleeping like a log.

One user wrote: "I must have stared at that picture for 10 seconds, which is ten minutes in internet time."

Another viewer said: "Before I saw the real cat, I was convinced I had found the creepy cat looking through the stacks in a shadowy spot.

"Just below and left of the real cat."

Another agreed: "For some reason I couldn’t find the cat in the Reddit post but as soon as your link loaded my eyes immediately fell on the cat before even looking at the image where it is circled."

"How do they blur the area around themselves in the wild? Amazing. Much harder to find," another said.

Reddit user jmankruse revealed the cat name is Lloyd adding: “But who knew orange cats could blend so well.”


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