Boredom doesn't exist when you have a Dudolf puzzle! Whether you know him by his aforementioned blogger name or by his actual name (Gergely Dudás) one thing is clear: the guy is good at making brainteasers! He's the artist behind many popular seek-and-finds, some that have stumped people for longer than they'd like to admit. 😂 Well, here he is again with another challenging, but painstakingly fun puzzle.
The image is of a very cluttered bedroom. We're talking half-opened boxes sprawled across the floor, scattered toys and pairs of shoes, and a whole bunch of other random objects. (Parents everywhere are probably having flashbacks to their kid's messy rooms.) The goal of this seek-and-find is to find the elephant in the room. Pun may or may not be intended!
Go ahead and take a gander at the image below—but before you do, set up a timer just for giggles.
No, your eyes aren't giving out—these Dudolf puzzles have been getting pretty hard lately.
If you're still on your search, here's a hint: the elephant in question isn't an object. Instead, it is a small drawing on top of another object. (Emphasis on small!) That should make things a little more clear for you.
Okay, some of you may need another hint, and that's alright. This next one might give it away, so only read ahead if you're absolutely sure you need some extra help.
(Consider this line your break before the hint. 😂)
Ready? Okay, the elephant can be found on the lower right of the image.
Some of you might have already found it. Others might still be stuck—but, hey, it really is a small detail compared to everything else, so no judgement!
If you're looking to just skip to the answer, or simply want to make sure you're right, you can find the solution in the video below. And if you're feeling impatient, you'll find the answer towards the end of the video.
So, how many of you found the elephant in the room? Let us know in the comments below!
Josiah is the Digital Content Producer for the commerce team at Popular Mechanics, Best Products, Runner’s World, and Bicycling Magazine. He also writes for “BIO Buys”—a column on Biography.com—giving readers the lowdown on what products their favorite celebs are using. In another life, Josiah was an editor at ThePioneerWoman.com, where he sharpened his expertise on all things lifestyle, food-news, and entertainment. Outside work related matters, he’s a fan of Studio Ghibli films, unimportant reality TV drama, and melancholy Lorde songs.
