Challenge: which balloon does this child hold in his hand?

The internet is full of articles about optical illusions, and these images are widely shared on social media. In general, they are challenges so intriguing that they even cause a mixture of interest and frustration.

The human brain is constantly exposed to a multitude of visual stimuli and optical illusions present on the internet and, for to identify flaws in our reasoning, it is wise to examine these delusions carefully and consider the reasons why they seem so complex.

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And in this article we bring you another one of those challenges that serve to test your cognition and have left everyone confused on the internet.

The question is simple: what balloon is this child holding? On the other hand, the answer is not that simple. Let's see if you're smart enough to crack this visual riddle.

Which balloon is the child holding?

In the image below there is a childand four balloons, each of a different color. However, two obstacles prevent identifying which balloon the child is holding. Can you guess what it is?

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By taking a closer look at the puzzle, it is possible to determine which string the child is holding. A tip to face challengeis paying attention to the space between the balloon and the string as you cover the parts that cause the illusion with your index finger. There, it is easy to see the path of the wire coming out of the child's hand.

Solution to the riddle

If you couldn't solve the puzzle on your own, don't worry! It's really quite difficult. Keep reading and you will find the answer in the image below:

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The yellow balloon is the correct answer. This trick is called the Poggendorff illusion, where lines are drawn at an angle and covered by another element.

So, when faced with such an optical illusion, you already know: look sharp, analyze the possibilities and put your head to work. Cracking these riddles makes us better understand how our brain processes things.

Liked? So, invite your friends to dive into this world of optical illusions.

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