You have the eyes of a hawk if you can spot the cat sleeping in the mountain of trash in under 9 seconds
SPOTTING the mountain of trash is easy, but finding the cat resting in the garbage takes exemplary eyesight.
The fearless animal appears to be unbothered by its unsanitary surroundings, even taking a moment to snooze.
Redditor Linkleberry shared a picture of the sleeping beauty in a post on the social media platform.
They asked others to find the sleeping cat.
The mountain of trash was full of everything from bags to cardboard soda boxes.
“If you know cats, there is one place it would be, and I wasn’t disappointed,” one Redditor wrote in the comments section.
WHERE’S THE CAT?
With a variety of seemingly random pieces of garbage lying around, finding the feline quickly could be a feat.
The cat isn’t at the bottom of the pile, where it could get injured.
Make sure to look back and forth and up and down.
If you’re still having trouble finding the lost cat, divert your eyes to the middle of the top of the trash pile.
Did you find it yet? If not, take one more shot.
The cat can be seen taking a snooze by the fence.
It is on the smaller side and has mostly white fur with slightly gray-hued ears.
“King/Queen on top of their throne,” one Redditor commented on the kitty.
“Cats will get comfy anywhere,” another added.
A third boasted that they “found it so fast,” explaining that “cats always chill on top of EVERYTHING.”
READY FOR MORE?
If one feline on the loose wasn’t enough, there’s a second brainteaser to find the missing four-legged friend.
This cat, however, is at least nice and warm at home.
Everyone notices the racks and piles of clothing, but it takes a sharp eye to spot the hiding kitty.
Locating it in under seven seconds could mean better vision than most.
“Always look in the darkest place first, then the highest place,” one advised.
If you need another hint, the cat is hiding in a dim spot in the photograph.
Divert your attention to the bottom right side of the photo.
The cat is hiding among the clothing, peering out from the darkness in the closet.
“I found your cat almost immediately,” another said. “I knew to look in a dark lonely corner.”