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2) Can You Count the Feet on the Farm?

Posted on 24 June 202524 June 2025 By tony

Horses and pigs have hooves, not “feet,” so they don’t count.
Ducks have feet: 2 ducks × 2 feet = 4 feet
The farmer has 2 feet.
So the total would seem to be 6 feet.

But wait—there’s more.

The riddle starts with “If a farmer has…”—meaning it’s hypothetical. We can’t assume the animals actually exist.

The only confirmed presence? The farmer.

Final Answer: 2 feet.

Why it’s tricky:

People confuse legs with feet (hooves don’t count).
The word “if” makes the animals theoretical.
Did it fool you? Now it’s your turn to challenge someone else!

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