From time to time, it’s necessary to take a break from work and everyday tasks. It doesn’t matter what kind of break it is, active or passive, but it should still be part of your daily schedule.
There are rumors that activating brain cells, especially when it’s directed towards deriving specific pleasures, positively affects one’s well-being. It turns out that solving riddles, puzzles, tests, and tasks has a very positive impact on individuals.
These processes help them abstract from their surroundings.
Children, typically in their early school years, generally have a higher level of attention and logic development than adults. At least, this is observed in how quickly and effectively they solve riddles and puzzles.
Let’s try to solve a small, perhaps childish, but quite interesting puzzle today.
Do you see this picture? The artist has hidden many objects in it, but we invite you to find just one animal – a whale.