Are you a fan of the Royal Family? If yes, then this tricky brain teaser will put your cognitive skills to the test along with some fun. Experts at luxury British pet brand, Lords and Labradors have created and shared a new royal-themed seek-and-find puzzle to test the nation.
However, be warned, solving this particular puzzle is enough to drive you barking mad.
An image of the puzzle shows a large number of corgis playing across and hidden among them is a crown that one needs to look for.
The royal corgis are the Pembroke Welsh Corgi dogs formerly owned by Queen Elizabeth II and her parents, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
The colouful image of the dogs playing seems to be simple but experts warned that it may be hard to spot it without cheating.
To add to the confusion, the image also has many balls, dog bowls, bones, and chuckling dogs doing a range of activities.
The teaser challenges you to spot the crown that has been cleverly concealed amongst a cute pack of corgis.
On average, it takes 49 seconds to find the hidden crown – but can you beat the clock?
Have you been able to find the answer yet?
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Look closely at the puzzle and you will be able to discover the small crown among the Corgis.
If you have not been able to spot the crown yet, scroll down to reveal where the crown has been hidden.
One of the corgis located at the end of the image can be spotted wearing the Crown.
Brain teasers are a great way of helping to improve the brain’s ability to perceive and interpret visual information accurately, and with a little practice, you could train your brain to crack difficult puzzles in no time.
The healthier a mind is, the lower the risk of a person developing a neurodegenerative disorder such as dementia.
According to Alzheimer’s Society, Brain Workout is a fun way to keep your brain active while also supporting those living with dementia.
It stated that many people engage in brain training in the hope that keeping their brains active will maintain or improve their cognitive abilities as they get older.
