These bright-green baby frogs are gathered beside lily pads and shallow water. The puzzle asks: Can you find all 12 baby frogs?
Look closely at the hidden frogs
Several large frogs are easy to spot right away. But some smaller frogs are tucked behind other frogs or partly concealed near lily pads. Those little faces are the reason a quick glance can lead to an undercount.
Where should you look?
Start at the top-left and scan the image slowly across each row. Search behind the larger frogs, paying close attention to tiny sets of eyes just visible over a shoulder or between a frog’s front legs. Repeat the same approach with the bottom half of the image.
How many frogs are there?
The intended answer is 12 baby frogs. The best counting method is to mark each distinct face mentally rather than counting only the full-sized visible animals.
If you didn’t spot all twelve immediately, look one more time. It’s amazing how easily a little green face can blend into the scene!
