Can You Spot The Leopard In This Optical illusion In Under 45 Seconds?

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To spot or not to spot? This snow leopard's coat is perfect for camouflage — and there's no snow in sight.

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Only the most astute observers will be able to solve this wintry optical illusion, which challenges people to spot a snow leopard on a snowy mountain in 60 seconds or less.

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Hira Punjabi, 57, of India, captured the paw-inspiring image of a snow-covered Himalayan rock with the elusive feline seemingly nowhere in sight.

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Times up. Did you spot the snow leopard?

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The big cat was lurking in the lower right-hand corner of the frame, perfectly disguised against the white and dark brown backdrop 14,000 feet above sea level.

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During his encounter with the snow leopard, Punjabi captured multiple shots that showcase the big cat species' highly effective cat-mouflage.

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The image was not only difficult for optical illusion enthusiasts. Punjabi had to climb high in the mountains to capture the "grey ghost of the Himalayas," where the "temperature was between -20 and -30 degrees and the oxygen was very thin," he said.

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Can You Spot The Leopard In This Optical illusion In Under 45 Seconds?

To spot or not to spot? This snow leopard's coat is perfect for camouflage — and there's no snow in sight.

Only the most astute observers will be able to solve this wintry optical illusion, which challenges people to spot a snow leopard on a snowy mountain in 60 seconds or less.

Hira Punjabi, 57, of India, captured the paw-inspiring image of a snow-covered Himalayan rock with the elusive feline seemingly nowhere in sight.

Times up. Did you spot the snow leopard?

The big cat was lurking in the lower right-hand corner of the frame, perfectly disguised against the white and dark brown backdrop 14,000 feet above sea level.

During his encounter with the snow leopard, Punjabi captured multiple shots that showcase the big cat species' highly effective cat-mouflage.

The image was not only difficult for optical illusion enthusiasts. Punjabi had to climb high in the mountains to capture the "grey ghost of the Himalayas," where the "temperature was between -20 and -30 degrees and the oxygen was very thin," he said.

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