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It may only be September but the build-up to the three main winter festivals has already begun.<\/p>\n
Supermarkets have already started advertising mince pies for a Christmas over three months away while anticipation is already starting to build for Halloween and Guy Fawkes night shortly before.<\/p>\n
To mark the start of the build-up, Lords and Labradors have created this brainteaser where you have to find the bat in amongst several rows of cats in under 13 seconds.<\/p>\n
Only people with cat-like eyesight will reportedly be able to spot the bat in under the haunted time limit.<\/p>\n
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Did you spot the bat? No worries if not, the answer is circled above.<\/p>\n
Brainteasers are a great way to test the mind and push one of the body’s most important organs to its limit.<\/p>\n
They are also a great time filler because they can be done in a quiet moment on a commute or in a waiting room.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, they could also have some long-term health benefits by helping to keep the brain healthier for longer.<\/p>\n
The reason for this is that in the same way, physical exercise helps to keep the muscles healthy, brainteasers and other brain puzzles do the same for the brain.<\/p>\n
While this isn\u2019t to say that brainteasers will reduce your risk of developing degenerative conditions, they could help keep the brain in better shape.<\/p>\n
What\u2019s more, brainteasers are fun ways to fill time and test the brain\u2019s analytical and observational abilities.<\/p>\n
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