dryakson: 2nd and 3rd confused me thou

egift: Pic 1: I can count 11 animals
Pic 2: Six legs
Pic 3: Three

Idrismusty97:
IMO, the third is actually four. It can be seen by counting the tiny square boxs on the far left. Let me place arrows as a clue. That is the only clue i will give out.

egift:

But there are 9 lines connecting both ends, and it not possible for 9 lines to have produced 4 beams in 2 dimensional view. Additionally, from the other end, the objects are separated. If you count from the end that generates 4 beams, then you will have incomplete objects.

So am sticking with 3

egift:

But there are 9 lines connecting both ends, and it not possible for 9 lines to have produced 4 beams in 2 dimensional view. Additionally, from the other end, the objects are separated. If you count from the end that generates 4 beams, then you will have incomplete objects.

So am sticking with 3

Rawani:
You're absolutely right, that was the same test i applied. There are 3 2D bars in that picture, the other end with seemingly four ends is just an optical illusion. The elephant has 4 legs, the other 'legs' are just the white spaces in-between.

jnrbayano: 1. 12 animals in plain sight

2. An Elephant is 4-legged animal thus 4 legs

3. 3 beams of wood