A game people have long played online has left some people scratching their heads as they really can’t find the car in this woodland photo.
Being able to spot this car on your first attempt might mean you need to change your profession and join the armed services.
People on social media regularly play games where you must pinpoint something less than obvious in a picture - maybe it's an item, an animal or a person but on this occasion, it is a car.
And boy is it a difficult spot. If you do manage to spot it, you just might have ‘sniper vision’; the ability to spot details in crowded environments.
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The picture, that was shared on Reddit a few months ago, shows a woodland area and says there is a rusty car somewhere in the image.
Have a go yourself.
Even with a bunch of hints, I bet you can’t find it after searching the image for a minute. That is essentially what people on Reddit were saying with many admitting they couldn’t see it despite the original poster revealing its location.
The image was posted in the FindTheSniper Reddit board by user GloriaToo who added that this challenge was ‘easy’.
I can only imagine what the difficult ones are like because I imagine it would take me hours to notice the obscure detail.
Admittedly, I thought it would be a pretty easy find, and then I quickly found I was stumped... basically just looking at some trees.
Can’t find it? No harm in needing a hint. The car is quite small, rusty and you might be able to see it better if you zoom in on the image.
Still no luck? Well, the car is located slightly to the right of the center of the image.
People on the post also shared their thoughts on the near-impossible find and the story behind the car.
One user wrote: “Great photo! Looks like a fire swept through here a few years back. I bet the truck has at least a few bullet holes in it. Every one of these I've seen close was pretty well shot up."
Another commented: “Dang. I wonder how it got there and if there’s a body in it. I might watch too much true crime."
A third wrote: “That was a challenge, good photo!"
With another adding: “The trees are much bigger than I realized,”
Gerrard Kaonga