Brain Blow Level 40
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A countryside scene holds a cat, a duck, a beetle, a chick, an ant, a dragonfly, a fly, and a cloud in front of the sun, and the prompt asks you to find 8 animals in the picture. Most animals are already visible, but one worm is hidden under the ground and only appears after rain makes the cloud cover the sun. Once the worm surfaces, all eight animals are tapped to finish the level.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 8
Step-by-Step Solution
- Identify the animals already out in the open: the cat, the duck, the beetle by the rock, the chick, the ant, the dragonfly, and the fly. Note these seven visible creatures before dealing with the weather.
- Drag the cloud over the sun so the scene turns rainy. Covering the sun changes the weather and coaxes the hidden worm out of the dirt.
- Watch the ground near the exposed soil as rain falls, and locate the worm that emerges once the cloud blocks the sun. This worm is the eighth animal.
- Tap each of the eight animals in turn: cat, dragonfly, fly, duck, beetle, chick, worm, and ant. The level completes once all eight have been selected, and any missed creature keeps the puzzle open.
- List the seven visible animals before you touch the cloud, so that after the worm appears you can match the full set against your checklist. The small creatures near the rock and grass, including the ant, fly, and beetle, are easy to overlook, so confirm each one on the checklist as you tap it. Once the worm surfaces in the rain, add it as the eighth, and keep tapping until every listed animal has been selected; an unchecked creature leaves the hunt unfinished.
- After the worm appears in the rain, finish tapping the remaining checklist animals before the weather changes back, so no creature is missed while the cloud still covers the sun. The eight selected animals together satisfy the prompt, and the level closes once the last one is tapped.
Strategy & Reasoning
Animal-hunt scenes conceal one creature behind a weather condition rather than behind an object. The cloud controls the sun, and moving it over the sun produces rain that draws the worm out of the ground. The other seven animals are drawn plainly enough to tap directly, so the weather trick applies only to the hidden worm.
Counting the visible animals first prevents double-tapping once the worm appears. The eight selected creatures cover the animals shown across grass, rock, air, and dirt, and the completed selection matches the requested count. The cloud must be moved before the worm can surface, so leaving the sun uncovered means the eighth animal never appears.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Drag the cloud over the sun to make rain; the worm will not come out while the sun stays uncovered.
- Count as you tap: seven animals are visible from the start, and the worm appears only after the weather changes.
- Check small creatures like the ant, fly, and beetle near the rock and grass, since these easy-to-miss animals are part of the eight.