Updated July 5th, 2020 at 11:21 IST

Incredible #FindThatLizard game leaves netizens puzzled. Can you spot it?

A herpetologist and the creator of #FindThatLizard game, Earyn McGee yet again left netizens puzzled after sharing an incredible picture of a ‘tree lizard’.

Reported by: Bhavya Sukheja
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A herpetologist and the creator of #FindThatLizard game, Earyn McGee yet again left internet user puzzled after sharing a picture of a ‘camouflaged lizard’. McGee, for years, has kept her Twitter followers entertained with her games and this week she shared an image of ‘tree lizard’ hidden somewhere between the branches. 

While some of her earlier games were an easy find, but this time the picture has left several internet users scratching their heads. Earyn shared the picture of the reptile with a caption, “Lizards, like this tree lizard, have incredible camo”. In the image one can see, a landscape of brown and the reptile hiding clearly in it. 

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Since shared, the image has left users puzzled. While some were able to find the lizard, others wrote, “What an excellent pile of sticks and a lizard”. Several netizens even had to zoom in ‘500 per cent’ in a bid to #FindThatLizard. Some even expressed joy and happiness after finding the incredible camo reptile. 

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After several people were successful in finding the reptile hidden between the branches, Earyn also shared the answer to the puzzle for the ones struggling. She also encouraged users to zoom in as the small reptile is kind of hard to find even after the herpetologist marked it clearly with a green marker. Here’s the answer:

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Published July 5th, 2020 at 11:21 IST