Move 1: green goes down
The green head points downward and its forward ray is clear. Tap it to remove the outer L-shaped route. Its horizontal body is the obstacle above the blue head, so this first move changes what blue can do.
Move 2: blue goes up
With green gone, the blue head has a clear line upward. Tap blue. Its U-shaped body leaves, opening the ray to the right of the small teal head.
Move 3: teal goes right
The teal head points right. Blue no longer occupies that ray, so teal is free. Tap it to clear the final snake and finish the rescue. The cat celebrates only after all three routes have left.
What this level teaches
The shortest snake is not automatically the first move. In this board, teal waits until both larger routes leave. Use the same reasoning later: read the head, follow the full ray, and remove the blocker before retrying a blocked move.
Common questions
Why can’t I tap blue first?
The green body lies in the straight ray above the blue head.
Why is the small teal snake last?
The blue body blocks the teal head’s rightward ray until blue has left.
