Yogi I can't see the picture you've tried to post so can't help sorry

That is a beautiful red x

Big brothers big scam managed to post the pitcure in the one i did in general.... and i've worked it out now

Okay glad you sussed it

just for completeness

Ouch >.< *brain hurts*
I think I prefered the red x

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Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
I've worked it out the first guy bottom left loses part of his hair and the top guy second left on the 13th photo has lost part of his feet... it HAS to have something to do with that

You're correct! the guy bottom left does not get his hair replaced when the picture changes, but still looks like a whole person and thetop guy 2nd left has left his feet behind and moved into an empty space. all other body bits have moved into a previously occupied position.

i.e. In the original pictre there are 12 people and they all split in two to some extent.If you number the originals 1 to 12 then when the picture changes you have the following:_

1 and 6 join
2 and 7 join
4 and 8 join
5 and 9 join
6 and 10 join
7 and 11 join
8 and 1 join
9 and 2 join
10 joins with 3's feet
11 joins with 4
12's hair joins to 5

Thus nothing joins to 12's body and 3's body doesn't join to anything creating the illusion of an extra person.

A puzzle rather like this was created by Sam Loyd over 100 years ago. It was called "Get off the Earth".