You have the eyes of a hawk if you can find the pet hamster hiding in this image | The Sun

You have eyes of a hawk if you can work out this pet hamster illusion. 

YouTube viewers have been told they have the eyes of a predator if they can find the elusive rodent hidden among this beautiful home setting.

Many are left scratching their heads by this puzzle – but can you find the hidden hamster?

Ok, you can read further if you want a hint.

Take your eyes away from inside the living room.

Finding it tricky? You can scroll to the bottom of the page for the answers.

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Readers were also left baffled as they were asked to spot five animals in their natural habitats.

Content creator Matthew shared a series of viral optical illusions in a social media video.

He asked viewers if they could spot the animals hidden in the pictures of nature.

Meanwhile, readers were also challenged to spot a sneaky cheetah perfectly camouflaged as it stalks its prey.

Wildlife photographer Richard Costin, 40, captured the extraordinary animal ambush on camera after tracking the big cat for several days.

He had shadowed the speedy predator in hopes of observing its hunting techniques.

Meanwhile, brainteaser fans have been going wild over Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás' ice cream themed illusion.

Nestled among the dozens of ice creams is a single lollipop.

More than 4,000 fans have lost their cool trying to pick out the sweet treat.

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Some on social media managed to spot it straight away but said they enjoyed looking at the puzzle anyway.

Dudás, also known as Dudolf is renowned for his difficult Where’s Waldo-esque doodles.

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