Brain Test Level 352: Tap on the animals, from smallest to biggest.
Brain Test Level 352
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Quick Answer
Drag the tree away to reveal a hidden mouse, then tap the animals from smallest to largest: mouse, cat, lion, and elephant.
Skills Tested
Step-by-Step Solution
- 1) Look at the scene and notice the tree that could be hiding something behind it.
- 2) Drag the tree away to reveal the hidden mouse.
- 3) Compare all four animals and put them in order: mouse, cat, lion, and elephant.
- 4) Tap the animals from smallest to biggest to complete the level.
Hint
Reveal a hint
One animal is smaller than everything you can see. Look for something hiding behind another object
Why It Works
You cannot solve the level by tapping only the animals that are already visible. Dragging the tree reveals the mouse, and only then can you tap all four animals in the correct size order from smallest to largest.
Frequently asked questions
How do I solve Brain Test level 352?
Drag the tree aside to uncover the hidden mouse, then tap the animals from smallest to largest, ending with the elephant.
What is the answer to Brain Test level 352?
You tap the mouse, cat, lion, then elephant after dragging the tree away to reveal the hidden mouse.
What is the trick in Brain Test level 352?
The smallest animal is hidden behind the tree, so you must move the tree before you can tap all the animals in the correct order.
Why do I need to drag the tree in Brain Test level 352?
The tree hides the smallest animal, the mouse, which you must tap first before the cat, lion, and elephant.
What order should the animals be tapped in Brain Test level 352?
Tap them from the smallest to the biggest: mouse, cat, lion, and elephant, after revealing the hidden mouse.
Is there a video walkthrough for Brain Test level 352?
Yes, the embedded video on this page shows exactly where the tree is and the order in which to tap each animal.
Why is the elephant the last animal in Brain Test level 352?
The elephant is the biggest animal in the scene, so it must be tapped last following the smallest-to-largest order.