Can YOU spot the pinwheel fireworks? Only those with eagle eyes can find three circular explosives in just 30 seconds

In a few days it will be New Year's Eve, which will bring impressive fireworks displays to the world.

A new brainteaser features colorful explosions, but also contains three hidden Catherine Wheels fireworks, designed to create a circular flame.

These fireworks are named after Saint Catherine of Alexandria, sentenced to death by the 'breaking wheel', to which the person was tied while an executioner broke his bones.

The puzzle challenges people to find all the pinwheel fireworks within 30 seconds.

The creator of the image said that those who pass the test will be able to notice every little detail in their environment.

According to legend, Catherine was sentenced to be executed on a spiked wheel, but when she touched it, the wheel miraculously broke, sparing her life.

It is believed that the firework's name and circular spinning motion were inspired by this story.

Records show that the first Catherine Wheel was dropped off in England in the 18th century and was designed with a wooden wheel tied around the perimeter with fireworks.

The wheel would spin rapidly as the explosives were ignited, creating a stunning show of sparks and flames that appeared as a circle.

But the iconic fireworks are still used to this day.

Did you find all three in less than 30 seconds? Let us know how you did in the comment section below

The online gambling site created the brainteaser Betaway, challenging people to find the three hidden Catherine Wheel fireworks among the fireworks above a bonfire.

Setting off fireworks on New Year's Day began around the second century BC in China, where people threw flaming bamboo into the air to ward off evil spirits.