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Meet Petes, the real rabbit behind the Where’s Wildlife logo. She’s hiding in forests, flower gardens, prairies, and more. Can you find her in every landscape?
A little bunny. A big nature adventure.
Find Petes in 45 nature scenes. Take your time and look closely!
Open a scene, zoom in, and mark it when you find her.
Start at the beginning or pick any landscape below.
Your progress is saved in this browser on this device. Finding Petes is just for fun—mark each scene yourself when you spot her.
Every scene has a bonus animal challenge. Read it in the viewer and see what else you can discover! Count the animals in the landscape; the reference pictures in the title panel don’t count.
Before she became the Where’s Wildlife mascot, Petes was a wild rabbit who liked the shady bushes outside my apartment window.
I started leaving her little treats and soon learned her favorites: strawberries, carrots, and bananas. Over time, she got used to me. Eventually, I could quietly call “Here, Petes” out the window, and she would come hopping around the corner.
There’s a story behind her name, too. At first, I thought Petes was a boy. Then one day, I went to feed her and found her nursing a baby bunny. That cleared things up! By then, she already knew the name Petes, so Petes she stayed.
For about five years, she was a familiar face outside my window, visiting almost every day. There were baby bunnies along the way, too. Sometimes she would disappear for a few weeks, long enough for me to assume the worst. Then one day, there she’d be again.
Eventually, one of those long absences never ended.
I still miss my little buddy, but I’m grateful for the years she spent visiting me. Seeing her outside my window was a small part of my day that meant a lot.
Now she’s the bunny in the Where’s Wildlife logo and the inspiration behind Finding Petes. The rabbit who used to hide in the bushes outside my window has a whole collection of landscapes to hide in.
— Brian
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