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Spot the hidden animal, successful social conservational campaign

Spot the hidden animal, successful social conservational campaign

A mysterious animal hidden in the midst of a few wavy black and white lines creating an optical illusion has been greatly liked and shared on social media aiding a campaign to raise global awareness of endangered species. Have a careful look at the pic above.
 
In case you're experiencing difficulty seeing the shrouded panda, or getting somewhat lightheaded, then you are encouraged to step once more from the pic or turn your screen to a 90 degree angle to get a glimpse of the disguised animal. 
 
The optical illusion campaign entitled “They can disappear” created by Russian artist Lija Klemencov to help shed some light on the issue on endangered giant Panda’s.
 
The picture above reveals the logo of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) once your eye and brain decipher the illusion. 
 
Many people are able to see the World Wide Fund for Nature Panda immediately; however some people find it harder to see the hidden image as per social media comments. 
 
“While its numbers are slowly increasing, the giant panda remains one of the rarest and most endangered bears in the world,” WWF explains.
 
The World Wide Foundation website also added: “Habitat loss and fragmentation remain the gravest threats to the survival of the species.
 
“A large proportion of the panda's habitat has already been lost: logged for timber and fuel wood, or cleared for agriculture and infrastructure to meet the needs of the area's booming population.”
 
Results from a census led by the State Administration of Forestry discovered that only 1864 giant pandas where still alive in their natural habitat by the end of 2013.
 
The famous WWF’s well-known panda logo was designed by Sir Pete Scott in 1961, the finding chairman, the naturalist and painter.




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