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People are struggling to find the bunny hidden in a sea of cats in this viral brain teaser — can you spot it?

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Can you spot the bunny? Gergely Dudás/Dudolf
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  • Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás creates puzzles of hidden images.
  • In a new illustration, he hid a bunny among a crowd of cats.
  • If you can't find the bunny, keep scrolling for the solution.

Hungarian artist Gergely Dudás has been known to stump the internet with his vivid seek-and-find illustrations.

In his viral works of art, he's challenged people to find a panda among snowmen, a card among gift bags, a heart among elephants, and a lollipop among ice cream. He's also released a book of holiday brainteasers called "Bear's Merry Book of Hidden Things," and has another book called "Bear's Spooky Book of Hidden Things" coming out in July.

His latest image features a crowd of cats with their tails sticking up, camouflaging a lone bunny's long ears. Can you spot the bunny?

Take a look at the puzzle:

bunny among cats brain teaser
Can you spot the bunny?  Gergely Dudás/Dudolf

Did you find the bunny?

If you didn't, try again.

Still no sign of it?

That's okay.

The answer is below.

If you want to see where it is, keep scrolling.

Or if you want to look one more time, now's your chance to scroll back up.

Here's a hint: the bunny is white.

Ready to see the answer?

Here it is:

bunny cats skitch
There it is.  Gergely Dudás/Dudolf

The bunny is hidden by the surrounding cats' tails, but it's the only creature with long ears instead of pointy ones.

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Talia Lakritz
Talia Lakritz
Talia Lakritz is a Life correspondent at Business Insider covering politics and power through a visual storytelling lens. She has reported from the White House as well as military installations, mansions, and museums across the country, bringing readers inside fascinating places through immersive features.Previously, she wrote for The New York Jewish Week and SciShow Space.Talia holds a BA in English with a concentration in Creative Writing from Barnard College of Columbia University and ordination as an interfaith minister from One Spirit Learning Alliance. She hopes to one day visit all 50 states and all 14 public presidential libraries.Politics and power:Visual features:Human interest: