The 1-9 brainteaser that is tripping up Brits who think they can solve it in 5 seconds
Chilling brainteaser has no wrong answer but Brits are warned over 'freaky' element
You have 20/20 vision if you can pick out tiny mouse in brainteaser in under 12 seconds
Almost nobody can solve 'simple' maths equation that reduced woman to tears
How many iconic cars from classic family films and TV can you find in under 30 seconds?
Only people with a keen eye can spot all five dogs in under 20 seconds
Five incredibly easy general knowledge questions almost everyone gets wrong
Only 1 percent of people can get this 'impossible' question about months of the year right
Only people with the sharpest eyesight can spot the odd cap in seconds
You've got super vision if you can spot cat hiding on bed in less than 30 seconds
Only people with 'hawk-like vision' can pick out lost banknote between the receipts in 30 seconds
You have better eyesight than 99 percent of people if you can spot the sailor's wife
Only those with incredible IQ can spot kitten hiding in leaves in under 12 seconds
Furious Brits can't work out how kids got to 66 in mind-boggling primary school puzzle
Only people with eyes of a sniper can spot cat in image of woman sweeping floor
'Impossible' to solve job interview brainteaser is leaving everyone baffled
98 percent of Harvard students can't solve riddle - but 83 percent of nursery kids can
Only eagle-eyed viewers will spot 10 differences in nutcracker picture in under 18 seconds
Only those with high IQ can solve baffling brainteaser set in school classroom
'Unnerving' brainteaser reveals your true personality - and has left people speechless
Only people with the eyes of a hawk can find hidden skeleton in seven seconds
Only people clever enough to be a spy can solve this 'impossible' riddle
Just one percent of people can solve maths and shapes puzzle in 30 seconds
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You can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Brainteasers are puzzles, problems, or questions that are designed to stimulate cognitive processes such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and lateral thinking. They often require creative and unconventional approaches to arrive at the correct solution. Brainteasers come in various forms, including riddles, logic puzzles, maths problems, and word games.
These puzzles can be a fun way to challenge and entertain the mind, and they are often used in educational settings or as recreational activities. They may vary in difficulty, ranging from simple puzzles that can be solved quickly to more complex ones that may require deeper thought and analysis.
Examples of brainteasers include riddles that involve wordplay, logic puzzles where you need to work out the correct answer using a set of rules, and mathematical problems that require innovative approaches. The goal of a brainteaser is to engage your brain in a unique and stimulating way, encouraging you to think outside the box.