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If you love mind tricks and puzzles, we have a cool challenge for you! Recently shared on Instagram by @br4inteaserhub, this fun brain teaser will really make you think and look closely.

The Hidden Animal Puzzle

The picture seems like a simple black-and-white drawing. You’ll see a tree on the left, two mushroom-like shapes in the middle, birds in the sky, and a small plant on the right. At first glance, it looks like just a regular scene, but here’s the twist: there’s a hidden animal in the picture!

To solve this puzzle, you have to pay attention not only to the black parts but also to the white spaces around and between the shapes. This cool trick is what makes optical illusions so exciting! Often, the hidden objects are cleverly created by how these spaces work together.

Why Optical Illusions Surprise Us

The fun part of this puzzle is how our brains can see the same shapes in different ways. By changing your focus, you may start to see something surprising hiding in plain sight. In this image, the hidden animal is a great example of how our minds can be fooled!

Join the Fun!

The question is simple: “Test Your Vision: Can you find the hidden animal in this picture?” This brain teaser invites you to look closely and share what you discover, encouraging others to join in on the fun.

If you think you can find the hidden animal, give this optical illusion a try and see if you can spot it!

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is set to present the Union Budget at 11 am today in the Lok Sabha. This will be her eighth budget, where she will talk about the government’s money plans, tax ideas, and important news that could affect everyone. Many people are excitedly waiting for this and are sharing their thoughts on social media, especially on X.

There’s a lot of funny posts and memes, especially those about the “middle class”. People are joking and hoping for some tax breaks.

Want to see some laughs? Check out the funny memes people are sharing

The Narendra Modi government is ready to present the Union Budget in parliament tomorrow. This will be the first full Budget of their third term, and many people have high hopes for it. The middle class is looking for tax cuts, while businesses want a simpler GST (Goods and Services Tax) system.

Recently, Prime Minister Modi asked Goddess Lakshmi—who symbolizes wealth—to bless the country’s poor and middle class. He expressed his desire for their betterment during a press conference outside parliament in New Delhi. This has led to many people speculating about potential tax relief for the middle class in the upcoming Budget. Social media is buzzing with memes, jokes, and posts about what might happen.

The Budget will be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1, Saturday. Reports suggest that she might lower personal income taxes and increase support for rural areas, especially as many people are delaying purchases due to falling incomes and rising prices.

Just a couple of days ago, President Droupadi Murmu addressed a joint meeting of both Houses of Parliament, officially starting this year’s Budget Session. Arriving in style—on a horse-drawn carriage—she emphasized the significance of the 75 years since our Constitution was adopted and honored key figures like Babasaheb Ambedkar.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also presented the Economic Survey for 2024-25 in Parliament. People are eagerly waiting to see what changes and new policies will be proposed in the Budget.

Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, says that China is doing really well in artificial intelligence (AI) because their education system is similar to the old Soviet model. This system encourages strong competition among students, unlike many Western schools, which often avoid competition to protect students’ feelings. Durov believes that if the U.S. doesn’t change its education system, it might lose its leadership in technology to China.

In a recent post on social media platform X, Durov shared his thoughts on a Chinese AI startup called DeepSeek, which has quickly caught up with American companies like OpenAI. He pointed out that Chinese students have long been strong in math and programming and that their schools are better at preparing students for these subjects.

Durov thinks that many Western schools discourage competition by not showing students’ grades publicly, which might seem kind but actually hurts the top students. He believes that facing the truth about competition is better for students. Durov stated that we need public grades and rankings to push students to reach their full potential. He warns that unless U.S. schools make big changes, China will keep getting stronger in technology.

NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore have been living in space for eight months, and they just completed their first spacewalk together. On Thursday, Indian-origin astronaut Commander Sunita Williams floated outside the International Space Station (ISS) with Wilmore to do some important maintenance work. They also cleaned the ISS’s outside to remove any tiny living things left over from their trip from Earth. As they began their spacewalk 420 kilometers above the Earth, Wilmore said, “Here we go!” You can watch their amazing adventure on the video shared by NASA

A man’s social media post from Karnataka has sparked a big discussion about whether people from the state should get jobs before outsiders. He encouraged employers in Karnataka to hire local people who speak Kannada, saying that even though Kannadigas have talents, they often struggle to find jobs in their own city.

His post said, “Dear Kannadigas, if you’re hiring, choose Kannadigas first. We have skills, but we lack support. Why fight for jobs in our own city? Be strong and hire local people.”

However, many people online didn’t agree with this idea. Some said that businesses need skilled workers, not just people from a specific place. One user pointed out that this way of thinking could just lead to more divisions in the country.

Another person joked about creating a special version of a job website just for Kannadigas, saying he just wants to hire people who are ready to work hard. Others sent the message that workplaces should focus on talent over regional identity, as that will help both employees and companies grow

A man named Shivam shared a funny story about his worries over getting a visa. He is a partner at a company that helps new businesses grow. While feeling stressed, Shivam thought about Aravind Srinivas, the CEO of Perplexity AI, who has been waiting for a green card for three years after moving to the U.S. and starting his company. Shivam posted a picture of himself with Aravind, taken in San Francisco, and joked that if Aravind still doesn’t have a green card, then he shouldn’t worry too much about his own visa problems.

Many people found this funny and shared their thoughts online. One user said, “You’ve got time to sort out your visa!” Another wondered if there was a secret Indian app that connects people like Aravind. Someone else added that even though Perplexity AI can solve tough problems, the U.S. immigration system is still a mystery. Another comment highlighted the need for faster green cards for talented people like Aravind.

Shivam has worked with several companies like Cashkaro.com and Bharatpe before becoming a partner at his current investment firm.

A shocking event where a man was stabbed for just bumping into a stranger has alarmed many people. This incident took place at a subway station in Lyon, France, and a video of it has spread on social media.

In the video, the attack started when one man accidentally bumped into another while leaving the subway. The attacker had just gotten off a train at the Guillotière metro station. After the bump, the two shared a few quick words and then went their separate ways. But suddenly, the attacker ran after the first man, stabbed him in the neck with a knife, and quickly ran away. At first, the victim didn’t realize he was hurt and touched his neck gently.

Emergency services quickly helped him at the scene, and he was later taken to a hospital. Luckily, the victim only needed to take five days off work to heal from his knife wound.

People online were shocked and upset after watching the video. Comments included, “What is happening to our world?” and “I hope the victim is okay.” Others expressed their concern by saying, “Anger management is important” and “OMG… this world has gone crazy.”

The police are now looking into the case. The Direction Interdépartementale de la Police Nationale (DIPN) said they are working hard to find the person responsible for this attack. This stabbing is part of a disturbing trend of violence and gang-related issues that have been troubling France lately.

Recent surveys show that many people in Australia think using adult websites like OnlyFans is a type of cheating in a relationship. The views are quite different between men and women. According to a New York Post report, 56% of women believe that subscribing to someone on OnlyFans is “definitely cheating.” This is a lot higher than the 38% of men who think the same way.

In a survey conducted before news.com.au’s Great Aussie Debate, 48% of men said it might be cheating depending on what kind of content is being viewed. In contrast, only 36% of women agreed with this view. Surprisingly, only 9% of women and 15% of men believe using OnlyFans is “normal” for people in relationships.

One woman interviewed said it could be cheating, but that it really depends on the specific types of content her partner watches. Her friend added that spending money on it can also matter. “If you’re paying for something and talking to a specific person, that’s definitely cheating,” she stated.

However, some men disagreed. One said using OnlyFans isn’t like having an affair but still crosses a line in a relationship. He mentioned that if he had been with someone for five years and found out they were using it, there would be a big fight. Another man said he wouldn’t even date someone who looked at naked men online.

Interestingly, couples living together seem to worry less about OnlyFans compared to those who live apart. Among people living together, 41% thought it depends on the interaction type, while 55% of those in separate homes considered it cheating.

Lastly, experts say while watching adult content together can help relationships, keeping it secret usually causes problems

A 27-year-old man shared his story on Reddit about how his visa to visit the US as a tourist was denied, even though his father and sister got theirs approved. He explained that he was currently looking for a job but would soon start studying at a well-known school in India. His trip to the US was just part of a vacation with family.

The man, who has 4.5 years of experience in analytics, used to work at ZS for a year and then spent three years at a startup. He shared that he was accepted into the Indian School of Business for an MBA program starting in April 2025. After resigning from his job in January, he planned the US trip for March.

During the visa interview, he answered several questions but ended up feeling sad when he was told his visa was not accepted. He mentioned feeling disappointed and thought he had good reasons to return to India for his studies.

On social media, some people gave their opinions on what might have caused his visa denial. Some believed he might have confused the interviewer with his answers, while others felt he was just unlucky. A few pointed out that his financial situation could have raised concerns