Just 2 percent of people can find the hidden piglet in this ‘impossible’ brainteaser

This circus-themed puzzle will push your brain to the limits while you try to find the hidden animal - but be careful not to be thrown off by the endless, misleading clues

Looking to challenge your brain and have some fun? Try out this mind-bending optical illusion which will put you to the test.

Brainteasers and puzzles are a unique way to improve concentration and cognitive abilities. By engaging in small challenges and puzzles - whether with your loved ones or alone - it's a fantastic way to "workout" your brain, and push your eyesight to the limit. Like most puzzles, this one is not as straightforward as it seems. The aim is to find the hidden piglet in the "impossible" brainteaser, with only 2 per cent of people actually able to find them. This is because the photo is full of other animals - and upon initial inspection, no pigs can be seen at first.

You're able to notice animals such as wo elephants, a lion, and a tiger - but that isn't what the puzzle is about. Have a look below and see if you can find the piglets. There are many things in the photo that could make you think you have found the piglets. The platforms the horse and the purple elephant are standing on both feature pink circles with two black dots in the centre, and there's a ball to the left of the red elephant which also has similar details. Even the bunting is pig-like!

However, all the snout-shaped details across the brainteaser are nothing but distractions. The answer to the brainteaser will be revealed below, so only scroll down when you're ready. Did you manage to solve it? The pig was tucked away behind a ball to the right of the purple elephant. You can only see a tiny portion of its body, a curly tail, and two ears poking up over the ball, and if you squint really hard, you can see a small part of its snout too.

Was that fun? If you're looking for another challenge, then why not try this extremely difficult A-level Maths questions that's left most people confused. Over on TikTok, user @freemathstutor_uk, who has 64,100 followers, revealed a fiendish maths question that'll leave you scratching your head. Have a go to try and solve it - the answer is revealed here, as well as a step by step work-through.

The question asks: "A team game involves solving puzzles to escape from a room. Using data from the past, the mean time to solve the puzzles and escape from one of these rooms is 65 minutes with a standard deviation of 11.3 minutes. "After recent changes to the puzzles in the room, it's claimed the mean time to solve the puzzles and escape has changed. To test this claim, a random sample of 100 teams is selected.

"The total time to solve the puzzles and escape for the 100 teams is 6,780 minutes. Assuming the times are normally distributed, test at the 2% level the claim the mean time has changed." Have a go and try and solve it - the answer is revealed here, as well as a step by step work-through.