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Two bay foals are standing nose to tail in a green meadow, and one has draped its head right across the other’s back like it’s giving it a hug. They’re all long legs and fuzzy tails, and the closeness between them is lovely to see.
About this puzzle
Young horses pick their friends early. Foals of a similar age pair up to play, groom and rest together, and in a settled herd those friendships can last for the rest of their lives. Resting a head on a friend’s back like this is one of the clearest signs of that bond.
In the photo both foals have rich brown coats with darker legs and short, upright manes, and the one in front has a white marking on its face. They stand in a lush green field with a few white flowers, and behind them a wooden fence line curves across the hillside.
How to play
Set your piece count, then drag pieces around with a mouse or a fingertip. Pieces that belong together snap and stay. You can check the full picture any time, and nothing’s timed.
Tips for solving this one
Start with the two heads, since the face marking and the dark eyes are the clearest details. Then build both bodies, using the legs as strong vertical shapes. The wooden fence makes a helpful line across the upper background. The grass is uniform green, so save it for last and rely on the edge pieces.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. Free to play, with no account and no payment, now or later.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It plays well on a phone. The two brown foals against the green give you clear shapes even on a small screen.
Can I change the difficulty?
You can. Choose the number of pieces before each game. That green meadow gets a lot harder as the count goes up.
Will it save my progress?
Only while the tab is open. Close it and you’ll start over next time.
Like puzzles you can hold?
If you’d rather have real pieces spread across a table, there’s a wide choice of horse jigsaw puzzles available. Browse horse jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
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