Brain Out Level 139

Overview

Six sheep are lined up on the screen, and a raw piece of meat lies nearby as a prop. The wolf is disguised as one of the sheep, but clothing itself does not expose it; the disguise drops when its real appetite is triggered. The meat is used to bait the hidden wolf out from among the sheep.
The six sheep look identical on screen, and the raw meat placed beside the flock is the only prop that can provoke a different reaction among them.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Count the sheep and notice the raw meat placed beside the group. The wolf is among them in disguise, so looking at faces will not immediately separate it.
2. Drag the meat toward one sheep at a time, or hold it out over the flock. The disguised wolf reacts to the meat where the ordinary sheep would not.
3. The sheep hiding the wolf shows its true wolf head once the bait triggers its instinct.
4. Tap the revealed wolf to mark it as found. The level completes after the hidden predator is exposed and selected.
5. If the first sheep does not react, move the meat to the next one; the bait has to reach the disguised animal before the disguise drops.

Hold or drag the meat over each sheep in turn, watching for the one whose behavior changes when the bait appears. The disguised wolf reveals its true head as it reacts to the food, while the ordinary sheep stay neutral. Tap the exposed wolf once the head shows, and the level marks the hidden predator found. If the first sheep does not react, move the meat to the next one rather than tapping the same neutral animal repeatedly.

Move the bait slowly across the flock instead of dropping it straight onto one sheep, so the disguised wolf has room to reveal itself whichever side it hides on. Once the wolf head shows, tap that animal immediately; waiting too long lets the disguise settle back, and the reaction has to be selected while it is visible.

Strategy & Reasoning

A wolf in sheep's clothing only betrays itself through behavior, not appearance, which is why the puzzle supplies food as a trigger. The meat appeals to the wolf's appetite while the real sheep remain neutral, so offering the bait separates the group by reaction. This is a character-behavior puzzle: the meat reveals the hidden identity, and then the exposed wolf can be tapped. A wolf in disguise betrays itself through appetite rather than appearance, which is why the level supplies meat as the trigger. The flock looks the same by design, so behavior under the bait is the only thing that separates the hidden animal, and the tap only comes after the disguise drops.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not judge the sheep by their drawing; the wolf looks identical in disguise.
• Use the meat as bait, since food is what provokes the hidden predator's reaction.
• Watch for the wolf head appearing under the disguise before you tap the target.