This detailed hidden-animal puzzle uses the body and mane of a lion to disguise several other creatures.
Look closely and you can spot an eagle, rabbit, fox, owl, fish, deer, elephant, horse, cat, dog, mouse, and snake worked into the illustration.
That gives a total of 12 hidden animals.
The easiest way to find them is to divide the lion into sections: start with the mane, then scan across the body, legs, and finally the tail.
Answer: 12 hidden animals.
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