Start with the three large kittens across the top. Then count the smaller tabby peeking between the orange and black-and-white cats.
Look lower in the picture to find seven more: one inside the cup, two beneath the blanket, two around the gray kitten in the center, and two inside the basket.
4 kittens in the upper section + 7 kittens below = 11.
The correct answer is 11 kittens. Several are easy to miss because they are tucked behind larger cats or hidden inside cozy objects.
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