Lemur on a Baobab Branch

The lemur sits high in a baobab, looking out from a broad branch. Its striped tail rises against the pale trunk, and its dark eye patches stand out on a white face. Below, dry grass stretches toward other baobabs in the distance. Small leaves leave gaps of blue sky between the upper branches.

Try putting the face together before tackling the bark. The tree covers much more of this puzzle than the animal, and its mottled surface has many similar cream and brown pieces. Follow the branch from the lemur's feet toward the trunk, using the darker underside to keep your bearings. The distant trees make smaller, separate shapes against the grass.