This wolf-counting puzzle contains more animals than you may notice at first glance. Several large wolves are easy to see, but smaller ones are hiding behind the adults, between their legs, and near the bottom of the pack.
Scan the picture slowly from top to bottom and count every face only once. The similar gray fur makes the smallest wolves especially easy to overlook.
Answer: There are 12 wolves in the picture.
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