You may have been warned about wolves in sheep's clothing, but how about wolves dressed like your grandma? Either way, your answer will soon change as this peculiar theme happens to be the premise of Dudolf's (aka Gergely Dudás) brainteaser! Dudolf is no stranger to animal-themed brainteasers, like the spot the sheep and corgi-themed ones he posted about previously. Well, the artist is back with a fairytale-inspired puzzle featuring a pack of wily wolves. This time, the challenge at hand is to find the grandma hidden among the wolves in a drawing that screams Little Red Riding Hood.
Even if you're an animal lover like Ree Drummond, the image, featuring dozens of wolves standing side by side, might give you a fright! In the far right corner is a red-hooded child seemingly searching through the crowd for grandma (just as you'll be doing in a few moments). But that's not all! Just like in the classic story, each of the wolves is wearing a white bonnet and spectacles akin to your average old dame, so it'll be harder to spot the actual grandma in the crowd. Have you broken a sweat yet?
With only a few colors in the drawing and tons of wolves to sort through, this puzzle might be harder than you'd expect. It might be helpful to imagine it's your own grandma in the crowd to help speed things up. So, get a timer going and find out how fast you can solve it!
Itching for a clue? No problem! Grandma's pale face contrasts with the grey fur of the wolves. That should make it a bit easier, as you now know to look for the pair of blue glasses against a lighter-toned background.
Still can't find her? Don't get distracted by the wolf in sunglasses in the lower left corner! Instead, avert your eyes to his right, particularly the bottom right corner.
That should speed up the process! But if you're still huffing and puffing trying to figure out the answer, don't worry, because the solution video is below to give you that extra push. This puzzle is quite tricky—just like the clever wolves who somehow got the idea to disguise themselves as helpless old ladies!
And there you have it! You can pat yourself on the back for helping grandma safely make it out of the wolf pack.
Nitya Rao is the editorial assistant at The Pioneer Woman, covering stories ranging from food, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, news, and more.
