Puzzlers are tasked with spotting the odd-man-out in 12 seconds or less
Puzzles are a great way to keep your mind active, but they can also be entertaining. If you're looking to give your brain a workout, this one challenges you to spot the beach goer with the ice cream.
To make things even more challenging, puzzlers are tasked with spotting the odd-man-out in 12 seconds or less. If you can solve it in this average time, you may have better than average eye sight, the Express reports. Don't worry if you can't solve it in the rapid time frame, your brain will still benefit if you complete it in any time.Top Trending Stories Today The ice cream cone is being held by the person wearing lilac swim shorts in the top right hand corner.Challenging your mind with brainteasers and other types of puzzles keeps the connections between your brain cells sharp.
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