One cat’s body can hide another cat’s body. A large head can cover most of a smaller cat. Some cats are visible only from the eyes upward, while others appear as tiny faces near the bottom of the image.
This creates a classic visual-counting challenge.
Our brains are very good at recognizing objects, but when many similar objects overlap, it becomes surprisingly easy to count the same area incorrectly or completely overlook something.
And because every cat has almost the same orange coloring, the smaller faces blend into the larger
