A viral image on social media claims to reveal your “worst flaw” based on the first animal you spot. At first glance, it looks like a human face, but it hides multiple animal figures.

Viewers are told to glance quickly and note the first animal they see. Each has a linked trait—an elephant means “stubbornness,” an iguana “emotional aloofness,” a pig “indulgence,” a cricket “anxiety,” and a horse “pride.” Others include the dolphin (impulsiveness), bear (rigidity), fox (avoidance), rabbit (insecurity), toucan (attention-seeking), kangaroo (inconsistency), and peacock (vanity).

More interpretations: turtle (overly cautious), whale (emotional isolation), gorilla (dominance), duck (mood swings), starfish (escapism), snake (manipulation), sloth bear (procrastination), bird (instability), and snail (resistance to change).

While “these visual personality tests lack scientific backing,” they remain popular for their simplicity, surprise, and conversation value. People enjoy debating what their first choice says about them.

Ultimately, they’re “harmless fun” when taken lightly. Whether they spark self-reflection or just a laugh with friends, their real purpose is social connection, not psychological accuracy.