The residents of this wooden house in the middle of a dense forest wouldn’t mind welcoming an uninvited guest– a bear! This dense forest looks like a safe place for some wild animals. Usually, animals appear in such isolated houses in search of food or prey or simply out of curiosity. Bears are usually shy animals. They retreat to their home very quickly and do not like contact with humans. But sometimes they are forced to visit human settlements, when there is a need for food. Just like other animals, they have their own space and trespassers are definitely not allowed there. What makes this place an ideal hangout for bears? There are lush green trees all around! Bears are mainly omnivores, meaning they eat plant products. Only the polar bear is carnivorous because it is only found in the Arctic region, where vegetation is too little. Bears also like to eat ants, bees, seeds, roots, nuts, berries, and insect larvae such as insects.
Where is the bear in this photo? Try to find a dark and dense place where the bear can easily hide from human eyes, while not missing out on those wonderful leaves. Bears are shy animals that are difficult to detect. But still need to take a closer look! Have you found it? No? Ok, so here is the answer…. As expected and true to the nature of a bear, it is sitting in a tree, probably busy chew leaves! But finally to answer the riddle, the bear is not a real bear in this optical illusion, but the bear shape created by the tree branch right on the roof. That’s the trick in this optical illusion, we never asked you to look for a ‘real life’ bear. Optical illusions are fun to play. They sharpen your observation skills, enhance the way you perceive things, and improve your problem-solving abilities. These can be attempted individually or can also be played in groups. If you have children in the house, encourage them to solve optical illusions; These are extremely attractive and can enrich a child’s mind.
