Did you get it right?
This animal-count puzzle asks you to count every cat and kitten in the picture. The smaller cats are the easiest ones to miss.The Answer
The correct answer is: 11.
Most people count the large cats first and forget to check for the smaller hidden kittens around them.
What answer did you get before checking?
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