Baby hedgehogs are especially cute when they gather in a group, but counting them can be harder than you expect. This picture asks: “I found 12 baby hedgehogs. Can you find them all?”
Look for the smaller hidden hedgehogs
Several larger hedgehogs are sitting in the open, but smaller faces peek from the gaps between them. One is tucked near the log, while others hide around the rocks, leaves and the front row.
How many hedgehogs are in the puzzle?
The intended answer is 12 baby hedgehogs. To count them accurately, find the larger, fully visible animals first. Then search for tiny noses and eyes that belong to smaller hedgehogs whose bodies are mostly concealed.
Tips to find them all
Start at the top left and move across each row. Don’t count the same hedgehog twice if its quills extend into another animal’s space. Focus on the distinct faces rather than the overlapping spikes.
It’s a friendly visual puzzle for anyone who enjoys a moment of careful observation. Did you find twelve on your first try?
