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**Title:** 12 Riddles to Test Your Vision and Personality Type
**Content:**
1. **Intro**: Explores how human vision and perception reveal personality traits.
2. **12 Riddles**:
* **1-5**: "What do you see first?" image-based riddles, linking initial observations to personality traits (e.g., independence, risk-taking, empathy).
* **6**: Identify the element that doesn't belong in a set.
* **7-8**: Find hidden animals in images.
* **9**: Identify the different element in a set of letters.
* **10-11**: More "what do you see first?" and "find the error" riddles, tying responses to personality aspects (e.g., patience, tradition, error detection).
* **12**: Determine the brightest color in a painting, with answers indicating traits like perfectionism, adaptability, or creativity.
3. **Conclusion**: Invitation to share results accuracy, like the content, and subscribe for more engaging tests.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. **Riddle Series**: A series of 12 riddles is presented to test vision and personality type.
2. **Australian Scientists' Finding**: According to Australian scientists, the way people see things can reveal details about their personality.
3. **Riddle 1: Animal Count**: Viewers are asked to count the animals in a given image.
4. **Riddle 2: First Seen Object**: Participants are shown a drawing and asked what they see first.
5. **Riddle Types**: Riddles include "What do you see first?" and "Find the hidden/different element" formats.
6. **Chameleon Facts**:
* **Fact 6.1**: Chameleons do not change color to hide from enemies or danger.
* **Fact 6.2**: Chameleons change color to communicate with their species and regulate body temperature.
7. **Riddle 8: Hidden Animal**: An image shows more than a pile of dry leaves, with a hidden animal.
8. **Riddle 9: Different Element**: A set of letters is presented, with one letter not like the others.
9. **Riddle 10: First Seen Object**: Viewers are shown an image and asked what they see first, with possible answers including a bra or Spider-Man.
10. **Riddle 11: Error in Sequence**: A sequence of letters is presented with a missing element (X).
11. **Riddle 12: Brightest Color**: Participants are asked to identify the brightest color in a painting.
12. **Art Style Identification**: Correctly identifying the painting's style is hinted at as a sign of being an expert, though not elaborated upon.