(Image credit: OneIndia.com) Optical illusions mainly use light, color, and patterns to create a certain image that appears different from the real thing. This is what we call an optical illusion. They happen because our brains are simply trying to interpret what we see and then make sense of it, tricking our brains into seeing things that may or may not be there in reality. These images constitute a perception different from physical stimuli and can also be called powerful non-invasive tools that help us understand aspects of brain processing and perception of visual information. Now, in this image, you will see three water trucks one after another and moving in the right direction. However, not all three were moving, as one of the three was on the road and the other two were not. Your job is to figure out which of the three is moving. Now, this illusion not only proves your 20/20 vision but also requires a bit of logic. First you need to carefully consider the details of the image. From the water tank on the truck to the direction of travel, you need to visualize how everything behaves on the road and which of the three is moving. Also, remember that you only have a 10 second time frame. Therefore, use these 10 seconds wisely and then move forward with the answer.
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Go to the answer when 10 seconds are up. The third truck of the three is moving. Don’t worry because we have an explanation. The first truck in the image appears to be moving forward while the second truck is moving backward. However, the fluid in the middle truck is at the correct level, meaning the third truck from left to right is going first. Do you want to play more? If you like to play more similar games then you can find similar brain games and optical illusions on our website. Benefits of Brain Teasers Brain Teasers improve our memory function, while also improving overall cognitive skills including observation and concentration skills.
