Everyone is stressed because they can't find the cat in this picture
Can you see the ninja cat?
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Your support makes all the difference.Anyone with a cat knows that they can hide almost anywhere.
Unlike dog owners, cat owners aren't likely to worry if they don't know where their pats are - even if they live in a tiny flat.
One cat in particular, a grey moggy named Pedro, has taken his hiding expertise one step further - completely baffling the internet as they scramble to find him in a picture of his owner Walt's kitchen.
Almost 300,000 people have viewed Walt's photo, posted on BoredPanda, captioned "Where is Pedro in this kitchen maze?"
Here's Pedro's (I mean, Walt's) kitchen.
Can you spot the cat?
This is who you're looking for:
Don't worry, most people couldn't find Pedro.
As his owner says: "cats have the ability to disappear whenever they want – like ninjas. They simply fit into everything! And suddenly, they pop up like nothing happened, happy as the sun and the so on."
Warning: answer below!
Pedro's owner was kind enough to post a hint on his post, for those of us who are really struggling.
Here's the hint:
Have you got it now?
Yes - he was hiding behind those bottles. How do those cats do it?
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