Optical illusion: Only with sharp vision can find the odd word in 5 seconds

Optical illusions are amazingly designed visual images that create a trick in our brain. Popularly known as visual illusions, they question our perception and have begun to gain widespread popularity in popular culture as an interesting intelligence test. These not only entertain but also challenge our cognitive powers, thus making them a very entertaining and enjoyable activity for people of all ages.
The three main types of optical illusions include literal, physiological, and cognitive. Literal illusions refer to how the brain mistakenly interprets real physical properties of an object to allow us to see something that doesn't actually exist. Physiological illusions result from the manner in which the human eye and brain use light, color, or patterns that at times may lead to afterimages or distortions. On the other hand, cognitive illusions happen when our brains assume what we are seeing, even when the visual evidence contradicts those assumptions.
Interestingly, research has shown that solving optical illusions regularly can help improve focus, enhance observation skills, and even prevent cognitive decline in adults. By doing these brain exercises, you sharpen your ability to identify patterns, focus on details, and think critically.
Ready to test your observation skills?
The above picture carries a grid of words. All words seem to be the same at first glance. But one word is definitely different from the rest. Your challenge is to observe the grid very closely and identify the odd word within 5 seconds.
The odd word is somewhere in this image. Pay attention, keep your focus and let your eyes run through the grid in an orderly manner.
Time's running out—do you see it?
If you haven't seen it yet, take another look at it closely. Sometimes the odd word presents itself right before you are ready to give up. And. time's out!
Well done if you picked up on the strange word! Your powers of observation are outstanding, making you better than most. If you can't see it, don't worry-you're not alone. Want to know the answer? Take a look below-the strange word is here. Keep practicing-you'll get there eventually!