FREE STEEM GIVEAWAY | Optical Illusion 05/18/2017
The second Steem Giveaway this week will be an optical illusion. You could still answer this week's first Steem Giveaway for a larger reward.
All you have to do is look at the photo below then tell me what you see and how many they are exactly :
Comment your Answers and do not forget to Upvote this post.
The Free Steem will come from the Total Liquid Rewards of this post and it will be evenly and manually distributed by me to all those who answered correctly and upvoted this post.
All Spam and "Nice Post" comments will be ignored. Those who upvoted but didn't commented their answer and those who commented their answer but didn't upvoted are disqualified.
It could be 1 conjoined set of triplets, maybe!
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Nice giveaway; good luck to everyone who participates!
Great answer, but you need to look a little more closer. :)
Here on Google Chrome, the thumbnail is not appearing. I checked my blog on two different browsers and the thumbnail's working just fine.
Been using the same image url for a while now, I might change it soon.
Thanks for your help. :D
Hmmm ok I will look at it closer! :D
And I see your thumbnail now on Google Chrome, all is well! :-)
7 kiddos playing with ribbons
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Hey, i found Nine children.
This is an optical illusion, you might be seeing more than what it really is.
Find out next week! :D
It looks like 3 cherubs playing with some sort of ribbon.
Good answer, but remember that this is an optical illusion so please look carefully. :D
I see five little angles!
A roll of 20 ply toilet paper. 1 roll being fought over by cherubs.
I had to rotate my head a lot. It's in the legs. 7 kids is the answer I suppose.