As someone who has never been a sheep farmer, I can't really imagine how difficult it must be to keep track of each and every last sheep.
Since they generally stick together, I would think that sheep are the type of farm animal where if you find one, the rest are going to be close by. After all, they are a called a flock for a reason.
But when I saw the photos that one farmer posted of her flock of sheep back in 2015, I questioned just how easy it really is to keep track of them all.
Liezel Kennedy is a farmer in Saskatchewan, Canada. As the proud owner of hundreds and hundreds of sheep, Liezel posted several photos of the animals to her Twitter account.
The only problem? Looking at the photo, I couldn't spot any of the sheep.
Just like these hidden ghost photos, I stared at the pictures for quite some time before I finally was able to see exactly where they were hiding.
Scroll through below to see if you can spot the sheep in each of these photos. If you're like me, you'll be scratching your head from a couple of them, too.
Did you spot the sheep right away?
At first glance, this photo appears to be of some snow and an empty field. But look closer. There are actually hundreds of sheep hiding in this picture.
They are a little easier to spot in this photo, but they seem to blend right into the snow and the grass.
Having to keep track of each of these sheep must prove to be a huge challenge for anyone, since they are so difficult to simply spot in a photograph like this.
Liezel, who tweeted out these photos of her sheep, wrote on Twitter, "Could hardly find my sheep this morning!"
She then posted two more photos, writing, "We have the same problem in summer and spring." Can you spot the sheep in this photo?
Even without any snow on the ground, this flock is nearly impossible to make out among the grass.
These photos just go to show that sometimes things aren't exactly as they seem at first glance.
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