At first glance, this baby panda puzzle looks easy because several pandas are sitting right out in the open.
But a few smaller pandas are tucked behind bamboo, leaves, and the larger bears.
The easiest way to solve it is to scan slowly from left to right and count every separate panda, including the tiny faces peeking out from hiding spots.
There are 6 larger pandas that are easy to notice and 3 smaller hidden pandas.
Answer: There are 9 baby panda bears in the picture.
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