Wild Baby Animals Jigsaw

Wild Baby Animals Jigsaw gathers six pictures of young animals from the wild, the kind of cubs, calves and chicks that rarely fail to win people over. It belongs to the classic jigsaw genre and keeps the format simple.

You start by choosing an image and then a mode. Three modes are available for every picture, so the same baby animal can be a quick warm-up or a more involved build depending on what you pick. Once the board is set, you drag and drop the pieces until the scene is whole again.

Baby animals bring a particular look to a puzzle. Their fur or feathers are often fluffy and soft-edged, and their colouring tends to blend with their surroundings, which in nature helps keep them hidden from predators. In a jigsaw that same camouflage makes the border between animal and background harder to read, so the job is less about edges and more about following subtle changes in texture.

1. Pick a wild baby animal picture from the six available.
2. Choose one of the three modes.
3. Drag each piece to where it belongs and drop it.
4. Complete the image to finish the puzzle.

Use texture rather than colour to separate animal from scenery. Soft fur and rough ground can share a shade but rarely share a grain.