THIS mind-boggling optical illusion has puzzle fanatics stumped and struggling to find the answer - but do you have what it takes?

If you can spot the prowling leopard in this funky brainteaser within five seconds, you may have the eyes of a hunter and a high IQ.

Everyone can see the dry grass - but only individuals with a high IQ can solve the taxing illusion.

The picture may look simple - a dull vegetation scene - but the illusion is harder to solve than you may think.

Are you able to work out where the big cat lies in the image?

It might seem a bit daunting at first, but the key is to carefully examine each section of the scene.

Be quick, the clock is ticking! Scroll down to reveal the answer if you're still stumped.

Meanwhile, why not try some other optical illusions while you scroll?

Test your brain power and solve the questions in this test to reveal if you have a high IQ.

This picture will surely leave you baffled - and you might scratch your head trying to find the correct solution.

Although it may seem like an ordinary image, this is no easy feat, and the average person gives up after a minute.

If you look at the centre right of the image very thoroughly, you'll spot a tan creature with black speckles perched in the ground.

It's perfectly blended into the grassy surroundings, camouflaging seamlessly into the foliage beneath it.

And for the second image, be sure to take a look at the centre and you'll see a tiny black and white creature, another view of the leopard loitering.

But don't panic if you didn't spot it - scroll down below to find the solutions.

Henri Olckers. 36, who took the pictures has been photographing wildlife for over ten years in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

In the images we can see the leopard relaxing and taking in the surroundings.

The South African snapper said: "We were surprised to find a leopard in the middle of the day, and we had a good viewing position to take some decent photos.

"I hadn't seen a leopard in that specific area for many years, so we were pleased to find one again.

"The adrenaline and excitement and pure joy when I see one of my favourite animals is like a drug to me and that is why I go back to Kruger National Park so often.

"Every trip is different, and it never disappoints."