Test your vision and attention to detail with this cat and penguin seek-and-find brain teaser created by Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary.
"I found one, after about three [minutes], then the other two just appeared," one Facebook commenter wrote.
Gergely Dudás, a graphic artist from Budapest, Hungary, drew a picture of three cats hidden in a sea of penguins. Can you find them?"I found one immediately, the other two were a bit harder, but found them [in] under a minute, too," a Facebook user claimed.
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