At first glance, nine adorable fennec foxes stand out in this sandy picture. But look closely at the gaps, behind the enormous ears, and between the fluffy bodies. Some smaller foxes are hiding.
13 baby fennec foxes. There are nine obvious foxes and four smaller hidden ones. Scan from top to bottom, checking the left edge, the middle gaps and the spaces near the front row.
Did you spot all 13 on your first try?
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