Animal map. Effective trick and its solution

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Animal map. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

This focus picture is similar to Color map. The spectator thinks of some animal depicted in the drawing, and spells its name to himself, while the demonstrator touches the drawings.

Focus Animal Map

Focus secret:

Starting with a foal, he then moves up the line to a hippopotamus, and so continues around all the animals, moving in the directions indicated by the lines, until the viewer reaches the last letter of his word and says "stop".

Author: M.Gardner

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