Would YOU spot the lurking danger if you were walking through this woodland? Two leopards are preparing to pounce... so can you see them?

Famed for its ability to blend into its surroundings, the leopard is considered one of the most thrilling - but equally elusive - African big cats.

Hidden in the trees of this otherwise unexceptional photograph lie two of the predators, using their spots to camouflage themselves within the foliage.

Set in the stunning South African Kruger National Park, the incredible pictures were taken by South African guide and photographer Arno Pietersen while he was guiding tourists through the park.

He explained how the leopard was hiding from a hyena wandering below.

Mr Pietersen, 30, said: 'The leopards were trapped in the tree because the hyena was waiting on the ground for them. There are lots of competition between the predators, and hyenas will try to kill leopard cubs if the opportunity arises.'

Can you spot the leopards hiding in the trees? Test yourself on this photograph, or keep scrolling down to have the answers revealed.

The two leopards are visible lurking in the trees of this otherwise unremarkable picture of woodland in a South African national park

Still unable to spot the big cats? Try yourself on this photograph, which is zoomed in on the area where the leopards are hiding

Revealed: Here the two leopards are circled - showing how their spots enable them to expertly blend in to the woodland foliage

Close-up: Here the two leopards are pictured again. Both were hiding in the trees due to a hyena passing by on the ground below