A Tiger, A Goat & A Bundle Of Grass

A man is walking down the village road with a tiger, a goat and a bundle of grass. Soon he arrives at the river bank where there is one tiny boat that can carry him and another animal or grass at a time. 

Here is the problem: Left alone, the tiger will eat the goat. And similarly, the goat will eat the grass bundle. How is he going to take all three across the river safely?

Cross The River

What should he do? 

Crossing a river with tiger, goat and grass

What is situation?

1. First he need to carry a goat across the river. Tiger won't eat a bundle of grass.

2. Then he should take a tiger (or a grass bundle) across the river.

 3. And get goat again back with him.

  4. Now he should leave a goat behind & take a grass bundle (or a tiger) with him across the river.

  
5. Finally he has to take the goat across the river in last round.

How Many Animals Are Going Towards River?

One rabbit saw 6 elephants while going towards river.

Every elephant saw 2 monkeys are going towards river.

Every monkey holds one parrot in their hands.

Now tell me how many animals are going towards river.

How Many I Saw

How many? Click here! 

There Are Total....Animals Going Towards The River!

What was the question? 

One thing is sure 1 rabbit is definitely going towards the river. And parrot is definitely not an animal; it's a bird.

Now there are 2 possibilities.

1. Every elephant saw 2 different monkeys then there are total 12 monkeys & 1 rabbit going towards river. So total 13 animals moving towards river.

2. Every elephant saw same 2 monkeys then there are total 2 monkeys & 1 rabbit going towards river. So total 3 animals moving towards river.

Actually I saw...