Did you get it right?
The radio-repair bench hides a fuse, button, pencil stub, and owl.

The Answer
The correct answer is: the fuse, button, pencil stub, and owl suggested by separated rings and wire curves.
Here is why
- The fuse stands among the vacuum tubes near the upper-left portion of the radio.
- The button blends into the small controls beside the main tuning dial.
- The pencil stub peeks from beneath the parts slip near center-right.
- The owl is suggested by two disconnected rings, a patch of glare, and broken wire arcs on the lower-center bench.
Why people miss it
The engraving repeats dozens of circular parts and loose wires. The owl only emerges when several separated components are read together.
Answer Image
The red circles mark all four hidden objects on the radio bench.

All Object Locations
- Fuse: among the vacuum tubes at upper left.
- Button: beside the main tuning dial.
- Pencil stub: below the parts slip.
- Owl: in the separated rings and wires at lower center.
What answer did you get before checking?