This cheerful pond scene contains more frogs than you may notice at first glance. Several large frogs are sitting openly on rocks and lily pads, while smaller ones are tucked inside the log, behind stones, among the reeds, and near the water’s edge.
Scan the picture slowly from top to bottom and check every patch of grass before settling on your count. The tiny frogs are especially easy to overlook.
Answer: There are 14 frogs in the picture.
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