This husky-counting puzzle looks easy at first, but several dogs are cleverly tucked into the scenery.
Some huskies are standing or lying clearly in the open, while others are peeking from behind bushes, trees, rocks, and logs. One is even hiding inside the rocky den.
The best way to solve it is to scan the picture slowly from left to right and count every husky only once.
Look closely at the background too—the smallest faces are the easiest to miss.
Answer: There are 11 huskies in the picture.
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