Its definitely 7
Where? The maximum can be 6 and then there is a bag there, not 2 cats.
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Where? The maximum can be 6 and then there is a bag there, not 2 cats.
Probably six but it's hard to tell if there are two on the right side or just one.
I see 6 cats but surely I leave some... 
I think there's only 3 cats in there. The one with the black and white color looks like a dog and the one at the right is not real or maybe it just a crumpled clothes that shaped like cat so it looks like one. It's just a guess.
Its definitely 7
i can only see 6 cats there is 3 brown cat, 2 black white cat and 1 white cat.....it's true ..i'm not sure.qiqiqiii.. 
I see 5 maybe
This remind me of the blue/black or white/gold dress... There are 5 cats? the one of the far right is just fat and you can see its 2 ears. So, my final answer is 5. 
but maybe one is pregnant... so there could be more? 
but maybe one is pregnant... so there could be more? 
4 cats
Not quite clear in the photo. 4 cats can be clearly seen, and there may be 2 more cats or some kind of thing.
There are 4 cats. The one on the right is a handbag.
I think that they are 5 , last one is fat hahahahahahha
It is possible that the latter is too thick and colorful
I think that they are 5 , last one is fat hahahahahahha
For all the time that I watch this topic I was convinced that I have a lot but which of them are true no one said even the author of the topic did not bother to say What is the correct answer how many live cats there are But how many hats.
The frame is not quite good enough to make out the number of cats. 4 clearly see cats, and for 5 maybe hides the sixth
It's five (5)
Four precisely. And something strange. On average, five
I expect that the five . The one that looks like the edge of the two , but not sure . Most likely , she's just very thick )
for the love of god please tell us...
For the love of Dog, please read the rest of this small thread to uncover for yourself the answer I've already provided at least twice.
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