You can blow this up big if you want to. Don't bother. Let me save you some time and tell you the trick differences.
Chicken-3 has fewer tail feathers.
Chicken-5 has only one thigh crease.
Chicken-6 has an extra feather around the neck.
Chicken-7 is looking up.
Chicken-8 has a longer butt crease.
You could look at numbers 1 and 4 all day and never find anything. and it took me a while to find the differences on 2,3,5,6,7,&8. But the trick is in the question. If you believe the BS that wasted a lot of my time.
How about this question? Which chicken can't be seen by another chicken?
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Chicken 8
Here's an explanation with a youtube video.
Then click on "View answer".
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Lucky Chicken 8 gets to make rude faces at all of the other chickens. And to laugh at their differences too.
Sue - I'm going to send #8 to attack the guy that dreamed this up.
Oh boy. This one annoyed me I had to cheat and look at your answers.
Nobody but me noticed thy all have different numbers on them.
Video?
I hate those "spot the difference" puzzles so this one amused me!
Peggy - All the little stuff was a distraction.
Mark - That was going to be my default go-to answer.
Chuck - I missed a step. Once you click on the link, click on "view answer". I'll fix it in the post.
Deb - I wasted way too much time on this one. So I thought I would share my frustration!
I suck at these kinds of puzzles. Thanks for providing the answer.
As an amateur astronomer, I have a home-built flickerometer, ideal for thi5 kind of puzzle. Basically, it is just a frame for two photos of the night sky side by side with a fine position adjustment on one.
The two sides are illuminated alternately at about 1 Hz.
Stars in the same position don't change. But differences flicker.
So I can see e.g. nova or e.g. planets etc which change position between photos.
Satellites are an annoyance nowadays though :-(
Kathy - I didn't do very good at this because of its hidden agenda.
Stu - Are you looking for Planet 9? When you find it, we'll name it Ole Phat Stu.
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