Mark Changizi, a neurobiologist and assistant professor of cognitive science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, explains that the brain is constantly constructing things, which helps us survive. Some of these structures could be made up. So, what do you see in the image? Do you simply see a frog sitting on the ground or perhaps at the edge of a pond?

If you’re still unable to spot the hidden animal in this frog image, don’t be alarmed! It’s not that simple. It’s entirely understandable if you didn’t notice the other animal at first glance. Even though the horse is in clear sight, I struggled to see it initially as well. But fear not, the big reveal is here!

Behold, the horse!

Take another look at the frog photo, but this time, the horse has been emphasized. If you still can’t see the horse, the second image will make you exclaim, “Oh! There it is!” Just flip the image around, and voila! You’ll see the horse’s head.

Visual brain teasers like this one not only keep our minds engaged but also remind us that there’s more to what we see than meets the eye. So next time you come across an optical illusion or a brain teaser, take a moment to fully explore and appreciate the marvels of your perception.