In the most recent amazing pictures that have been shared on the internet, people are scratching their heads after failing to find the right amount of tigers in it.

Susanta Nanda, an Indian Forest Services Officer, shared a picture on Twitter on Wednesday to challenge his followers to find tigers in a picture.

Officer Nanda is known for his posts about wild animals, and in his latest share, he asked his followers to find tigers that were hiding in the picture, which highlights a grassy landscape.

While sharing the picture on Twitter, Nanda said, “Camouflaging and misdirection.”

Camouflaging & misdirection explained best. U can see one tiger in the left. Can you find out how many are there in the right picture? pic.twitter.com/zSvvjwAjvX

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) March 11, 2020

After people ended up scratching their heads, Officer Nanda shared a second picture, which showed a tiger sitting in the dense vegetation.

He said, “Camouflaging and misdirection explained best. You can see one tiger on the left. Can you find out how many are there in the right picture?”

If you’re wondering why tigers hide so well in grass, continue to read.

According to New Hampshire PBS, the stripes of the tiger allows it to blend right into the tall grass.

They explained “Its golden brown strips blend in with the grass and the dark brown and black stripes merge with darker shadows. When a tiger is hiding in the grass, it is very difficult to spot.”

Were you able to find the tigers in the picture Officer Nanda shared?

Tell us how many tigers you found in the picture by leaving a comment in the comments section below!