LOGIC WITH FROGS

Do you think frogs can think? No, of course, it can swallow a mosquito, waiting for it to fly past, but the toad is definitely not capable of more clever tricks. Therefore, you will have to go to the local swamp and resolve various situations with the toads accumulated there. And the cases here are confusing...

Let's start with a description of the swamp itself. This is a surprisingly pleasant place, measuring 6 by 6 (=36) seats, where each frog is assigned its own place. So, 36 frogs can sit in the swamp at a time. However, in practice, there are much fewer of them here. The player's task is to remove all the frogs from the swamp.

Toads are different. There are two types of green frogs, and there are one-eyed brown toads. Each subspecies behaves differently. Well, for example, if you tap (tap) on a brown one-eyed frog, it will burst, throwing a green ball in just one direction. A green large-headed individual with bulging eyes releases a ball in all four directions when bursting. And so on.

To remove a frog, you must either click on it with the pointer, or make it hit by a ball from another burst frog. Your goal is to think through the correct sequence of clicks on the frogs in order to remove all of them in a certain number of moves. The number of remaining moves is shown in the circle in the upper-left corner.

Logic with frogs contains three series of 25 swamp levels each. Try to pass everything, and even get three stars on each level. To do the latter, you need to solve each swamp puzzle in the fewest possible attempts. Good luck!