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Five kittens, all in a row on a bright green lawn, each one looking off in a different direction. There’s a ginger, two silver tabbies, a brown tabby and a darker tortoiseshell, and not one of them can decide which way to go. It’s a lineup that’s hard not to smile at.
About this puzzle
A cat litter usually has three to five kittens in it, and littermates can look wildly different from one another. That’s partly because a single litter can have more than one father, so a ginger, a silver tabby and a tortoiseshell might all share the same mum.
This photo shows exactly that mix. The five kittens stand shoulder to shoulder on the grass, blue eyed and a little wobbly, each with its own coat pattern. Their fur ranges from orange through silver to dark brown, and the grass fills the rest of the picture in a rich, even green.
How to play
Pick your piece count and start dragging, with a mouse or a fingertip. Pieces that fit snap together and hold. The finished picture is always there to preview, and there’s no clock.
Tips for solving this one
Sort the kitten pieces into color groups first: orange, silver, brown. Each kitten’s face is a small puzzle of its own, so build those, then join them up across the row. The grass is the same green from top to bottom, so leave it until last and let the edge and corner pieces guide you.
Common questions
Is it free?
It is. Every puzzle here costs nothing and needs no account.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It fits a phone screen, though five little faces are easier to tell apart on a tablet or laptop.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Set the piece count at the start. A high count turns all that grass into a serious test of patience.
Will it save my progress?
Progress holds while the tab is open. Close it and your next game starts from scratch.
Want a puzzle for the table?
If a box of real pieces sounds better, there are plenty of cat jigsaw puzzles to pick from. Find cat jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.