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‘It’s just all blown out of proportion.’

TAKE a free personality test with this optical illusion, which reveals whether you are “kind”, “bold” or “courageous”.

Depending on what you see first, you could be either “proud” or “loyal”.

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Optical illusions offer a fun and quick way to understand more about yourself.

The psychology-based images can provide an insight by detailing what catches a person’s attention first.

In a new, fun brainteaser, shared by prescription glasses retailer Feel Good Contacts, readers are asked to spot different animals hidden within the branches of a tree.

At first glance, you may be able to spot just one or two animals, but look closer and more and more will become visible.

The challenge encourages readers to look deeper and engage your brain in new ways.

However, for the illusion to work properly, you must take note of the very first animal you spot.

The animal that appears most easily to you says a lot about your personality.

Here is what each animal reveals about your character:

Lion: You are proud, courageous and have a strong sense of leadership.

Elephant: You are loyal, determined and confident.

Alligator: You are creative, efficient and brave.

Deer: You are generous, kind and empathetic.

Monkey: You are bold, social and playful.

Crane: You are self-reliant, guided by integrity and thoughtful

So which did you spot first?

Next time you look at an optical illusion, pay attention to the first image you spot, as it may say a lot about your personality.

Another tricky brainteaser features a gnarled tree but only those with high IQ can spot a sleepy cat hiding on it.

If that’s still not hard enough for you, then have a go at spotting the hidden broom amongst the clothes in less than five seconds.

Or you can have a go at figuring out the hidden message in this band’s cover art that has confused fans for years.

Lastly, puzzle fanatics have been left scratching their heads trying to find the lost feather in just 12 seconds.

THE bus driver involved in a crash which allegedly left Virginia Giuffre with four days to live has spoken out on the ordeal.

Virginia, who was sex trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and accused Prince Andrew of sexually abusing her when she was 17, recently shared a picture of herself in hospital after the crash.

The shocking photo showed her lying in bed covered in bruises, with Virginia begging to see her children “one last time”.

She also said she was suffering from kidney failure, and was being transferred to a specialist unit.

The mum wrote on Instagram: “They’ve given me four days to live, transferring me to a specialist hospital in urology.

“I think it’s important to note that when a school bus driver comes at you driving 110kmh as we were slowing down for a turn, that no matter what your car is made of, it might as well be a tin can.”

But bus driver Ross Munns said he was shocked to see the post – insisting the crash, which happened in Perth, Western Australia last week, has been “blown out of proportion”.

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia, Mr Munns said he had been following a slow-moving Toyota Highlander for 3km – and tried to overtake it when it slowed to 75kmh.

The granddad, who has been a bus driver for 16 years, said he had 29 children on board at the time.

He claims he beeped his horn but he was unable to avoid clipping the Toyota.

He described the crash as a “minor collision” and after pulling over to check the other driver was ok, he was satisfied no-one was badly hurt.

“It’s just all blown out of proportion and I know what happened,” he told the Mail.

“I didn’t even see her in the car.

“The driver basically pulled out in front of me. I made sure she was alright, and I went and did a police report.

“She was elderly and I asked if she was ok, and she said, ‘Yes I’m ok’.”

Mr Munns said the driver was a 71-year-old woman and he was later told another 41-year-old was a passenger in the car.

He claims the elderly woman told him she was fine and that it “wasn’t a major crash”.

Police confirmed the crash was logged as a minor traffic crash incident report, revealing no injuries were reported.

No charges were brought against either driver.

Damage to the vehicle Giuffre was travelling in is believed to be around $2000.

A 41-year-old woman — confirmed by cops as the passenger in the car — was involved in the crash, which happened just after 3pm on March 24.

Virginia’s PR, Dini von Mueffling, said this week: “Virginia has been in a serious accident and is receiving medical care in the hospital.

“She greatly appreciates the support and well wishes people are sending.”

Brad Edwards, who represented the mum in her previous legal cases, meanwhile, said that they were “hoping for better news in the coming days” and that he hoped she would pull through with good medical care.

Virginia sued Prince Andrew in 2021, claiming she was trafficked and forced to have sex with the Duke on three occasions when she was a teen.

The royal has always denied the allegations but settled out of court in 2022, reportedly paying millions to avoid a humiliating trial.

The Sun has reached out to Virginia Giuffre’s representative for comment.

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