Updated January 30th, 2020 at 21:22 IST
Optical illusion challenge: Can you spot the lizard hiding in plain sight?
In a puzzle that has gone viral on the internet, Twitter user Earyn McGee recently shared a tweet that asked all her followers to find a lizard in the picture
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In a puzzle that has gone viral on the internet, Twitter user Earyn McGee recently shared a tweet that asked all her followers to find a lizard in the picture. According to reports, McGee often shares tweets in which she asks her followers to find a lizard hiding in the pictures.
This week you’re searching for Sceloporus graciosus, the common sagebrush lizard (see last rt for reference) @Yara_Haridy found this individual in Dinasaur Ntl Park! You’ll have until 9pm to #FindThatLizard. Post guesses in the comments with #FoundThatLizard. Good luck! 🦎💜 pic.twitter.com/DeNixIe4fZ
— Earyn McGee, Lizard lassoer, MSc🦎🦎🦎 (@Afro_Herper)
Netizens call 'Find that Lizard' challenge amazingly difficult
The challenge on social media platform Twitter prompted quite a few reactions.
I #FoundThatLizard! Ooh, they're a lovely color! Is that surface rocks or soil crust?
— A. G. Radke (@StreamLass)
Is this a trick? Like there are two lizards in the pic, but the obvious one is not Sceloporus graciosus?
— Mark (@wellbredred)
Just one and I’m pretty sure it is. But I’m happy to correct it if you have an alternate Id.
— Earyn McGee, Lizard lassoer, MSc🦎🦎🦎 (@Afro_Herper)
I think I'm getting the hang of this. #FoundThatLizard pic.twitter.com/zlenxCRyOQ
— Janet Hill (@Saskajanet)
#FoundThatLizard 🦎 And it just hit me that these photos would make amazingly difficult 🧩
— Sarah Deters (@Sarahdeters)
I like to zoom out first, make sure there isn’t a Godzilla-size lizard on the horizon, and then zoom in to the foreground to study each fuzzy pixel.
— Dee Gardner ⚒ (@glacierpique)
I just #FoundThatLizard – what a beautiful color!
#FoundThatLizard and now my Wednesday night is complete. Thank you, @Afro_Herper! pic.twitter.com/uD89TmGiOR
— Rita M. Palacios (@ProfRPalacios)
Try, oh try as I might.
— Pamela Mitchell (@naturesweb1)
I could not find that lizard tonight.
☹🦎❤#DidNotFindThatLizard#FindThatLizard
#FoundThatLizard - I love these, they were almost the only local lizards where I grew up in Montana. We used to find the teeny babies in the spring - so cute!
— Tom J. Astle (@tjalamont)
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#FoundThatLizard
McGee also posted a tweet in which she thanked all her followers who played the game and posted a picture showcasing the lizard in the picture.
Hey everyone! Thanks for playing! I hope you #FoundThatLizard 🦎
— Earyn McGee, Lizard lassoer, MSc🦎🦎🦎 (@Afro_Herper)
PSA: There will not be a challenge next week as I’ll be in the middle of my written comprehensive exams. We’ll be back the week after next! pic.twitter.com/iAnJuoHolb
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Published January 30th, 2020 at 21:22 IST