As of: March 23, 2024, 7:24 p.m
By: Sandra Barbara Furtner
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Here you have to look a little closer.
Can you find the majestic wild animal that blends perfectly with the surroundings?
Here comes a puzzle that requires your close observation skills.
We are located in the most massive mountain range on earth: the Himalayas.
Which means “home of snow” in Sanskrit.
The imposing landscape might give the impression that this is a place devoid of life along its icy, jagged mountain range.
But that's not entirely true.
You just have to look a little closer.
Just like this search picture where a dog is hiding in the apartment.
What kind of animal is hiding here?
Which animal is hiding here?
© Instagram (ismailshariff)
The photo was shared by Ismail Shariff on his Instagram account of the same name.
With his camera he captures impressive images of the region.
What at first glance looks like a photo of a snow-covered, rugged landscape is actually much more than meets the eye.
Shariff admits that even he had trouble recognizing the animal at first.
“It’s like playing hide-and-seek with a white ninja in a snowstorm,” he tells
The Dodo
.
“Even though they are in the middle of the photo, you need a magnifying glass and a touch of Sherlock Holmes to spot them.
And honestly?
I’m still impressed every time.”
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Did you find the animal?
As you swipe through the photos, you'll spot the animal's head.
Resolution: It's an extremely elusive subject - a majestic snow leopard.
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Snow leopards, which are considered to be endangered species according to the Washington Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Endangered Species of March 3, 1973, are perfectly adapted to their environment, meaning that they can easily remain undetected, even with careful inspection.
Of his photo, he says, “Wildlife photography began as a way to share the wonders of nature with others, but with each encounter with wildlife, it evolved into something deeper: respect and admiration.”