A new brainteaser that's doing the rounds is leaving the majority of people unable to solve it in time. Created by Travel company eShores, the new puzzle features all seven of the new World Wonders hidden amongst each other.
In the colourful picture you'll find several of the world's most incredible monuments - including The Colosseum, The Great Wall of China and The Taj Mahal. Although, one of the Wonders is proving trickier than the rest to spot.
The average time to find all seven attractions is two minutes and 11 seconds, with the current record time sitting at 31 seconds. Can you beat the fastest time? If you’re struggling, just scroll to the bottom of this page for the answers.
Here is the image in full - can you find each one within the time limit? If you're finding it too hard, remember to just scroll to the bottom of the page for the solution.
When using the brainteaser to put people's knowledge and puzzle-solving skills to the test, eShores found that a huge 75 per cent could find all seven in less than two minutes. At first glance, this brainteaser seems easy – but tracking each one down one is leaving people baffled.
What are the New Seven Wonders of the World?
The New Seven Wonders of the World is a famous group of historic, man-made constructions chosen by a worldwide poll. The New Seven Wonders were established due to many of the Ancient Wonders of the World no longer being accessible, as they had been destroyed or lost to time.
The New Seven Wonders represent cultural heritage around the globe and showcase the scale of human achievement found throughout history and society. Here is a list of all seven:
- The Great Wall of China, China
- Petra, Jordan
- Christ the Redeemer Statue, Brazil
- Machu Picchu, Peru
- Chichén Itzá , Mexico
- The Colosseum, Italy
- The Taj Mahal, India
Brainteasers and puzzles are a fantastic way to keep your brain active, improve your ability to learn and develop cognitive skills. Plus, they can be really fun to do and in the long-run can help you crack difficult problems in no time.
According to Clear Eyes, your eyes take in an enormous amount of information very quickly. It only takes 13 milliseconds for the human eye to process an image.
The brain continues to process subconsciously after “seeing” the image. This means your eyes are constantly trying to figure out what they’re seeing and the brain is constantly telling them what to look at next.
So, how did you do with the brainteaser? You may have easily been able to pinpoint The Colosseum, The Great Wall of China, The Taj Mahal, Picchu, Petra, and Chichén Itzá – but did Christ the Redeemer evade you?
Christ the Redeemer was purposely trickier to find than the rest of the Wonders, but the eagle-eyed amongst you may have spotted him disguised within the grey cliffs on the right-hand side of the image.
