11 second challenge: find 4 crabs among a sea of ​​lobsters

Do you like virtual challenges and optical illusions? Then you will surely love this crab finding challenge. In this case, these marine animals will behidden among several others of a species with which it shares many similarities: the lobsters. You have to be attentive as you only have 11 seconds to solve the puzzle.

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How to find the crabs?

For many, the challenge in question may seem simply impossible, as lobsters and crabs share many similarities, starting with the color: orange-red is present in both species.

But that's not all, because crabs and lobsters have similar legs and also eyes that look like antennae. This happens because they belong to the same type of marine animal, the crustacean, as well as crabs and shrimp. Due to the difficulty, we decided to give you some tips that will be essential to solve the challenge:

• Look for the crabs near the seaweed in the illustration;
• Pay attention to the shape of crabs, which are more rounded while lobsters are longer;
• Look at the picture as a whole for these differences;

But now it's up to you! And remember you only have 11 seconds to do this.

Where are the crabs?

We know that it is not always easy to meet a challenge, even more so when you have as little time as what was available. However consider yourself a winner if you managed to find at least one crab or even if you at least tried.

Still want to know where they are? You don't have to worry, because we've gathered here the descriptions of where each one of them is, so we'll kill your curiosity. In addition, the image below will also make everything easier.

• The first crab is in the upper left corner, near the seaweed that is in that area;
• The second is in the right corner, but more in the center and also close to a seaweed. However, he is not just around the seaweed but a little higher and to the right;
• Meanwhile, the third is directly behind the blue kelp that is in the center of the image;
• Finally, the fourth crab was also in the center, but at the bottom, almost at the end of the image.