This group of baby lemurs looks easy to count until you notice the little faces and striped tails peeking between the larger animals.
How many baby lemurs can you find?
Most people start by counting the nine prominent lemurs. But there are additional little ones partly hidden in the picture.
Look carefully around the tree trunk, behind the bodies, and beside the striped tails. Each separate face counts as another lemur.
The answer
13 baby lemurs are intended in the picture: nine prominent lemurs and four smaller hidden ones.
If you reached a different count, compare the tiny faces one by one. Animal puzzles like this are fun because they turn a simple image into a test of careful observation.
