Profile Perfect Level 395 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 395 Answer

I’ll show you the full solved grid first, then walk through every clue that gets us there.

Profile Perfect Level 395 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 395 gives you four baobab trees (A–D), each with a shape (described by a grid coordinate like Row1Col4), a flower color, and an inhabitant. No answers are locked in from the start, so everything comes from the clues. One cell will hold two values – Baobab B’s inhabitant turns out to be both an Owl and a Bee. Let’s figure it out step by step.

Step 1: Lock Baobab D’s flower and Baobab B’s shape and color

Clue 1 directly tells us that Baobab D has a Pink bloom, so I note Baobab D’s flower = Pink.
Clue 5 says Baobab B’s flower carries a gentle Cream tone and also gives B’s shape as Row1Col5. Clue 2 repeats that same shape for B (multiple creatures flock toward that tree). That’s a solid start:

• Baobab B’s shape = Row1Col5
• Baobab B’s flower = Cream

Step 2: Unpack clue 8 – A’s full set and D’s shape

Clue 8 mentions “Human words are sometimes heard beneath the White flower.” That links several cells at once. It tells me Baobab A has a White flower, a Parrot as inhabitant, and its shape is Row1Col4. It also gives Baobab D’s shape as Row1Col9. So now I have:

• Baobab A’s flower = White
• Baobab A’s inhabitant = Parrot
• Baobab A’s shape = Row1Col4
• Baobab D’s shape = Row1Col9

Step 3: Use the “next to” clue to place C and confirm adjacency

Clue 3 says the thinnest baobab is next to the Pink flower. The thinnest one is Baobab C (the clue assigns C’s shape as Row1Col3), and the Pink flower belongs to Baobab D. So Baobab C and Baobab D are adjacent. With the trees arranged in alphabetical order (A, B, C, D left to right), C and D are already neighbors – that fits perfectly. This also locks Baobab C’s shape = Row1Col3.

Step 4: Thickest and thinnest – and C’s inhabitant

Clue 7 tells us the thickest baobab (Baobab A, shape Row1Col4) is not beside the thinnest (Baobab C, shape Row1Col3). In the A‑B‑C‑D order, A and C have B between them, so they’re not adjacent – consistent. More importantly, this clue also sets Baobab C’s inhabitant = Bat.

Step 5: Birds at the ends

Clue 4 says only two bird species exist (Parrot and Owl) and that both appear at the grid’s ends. The ends are Baobab A (left) and Baobab D (right). We already have A as Parrot, so D must be Owl. That gives Baobab D’s inhabitant = Owl.

Step 6: The Owl that shares a tree with a stinger

Clue 6 gets to the slash‑separated cell. It says “The Owl feels intimidated by its tree‑mate’s stinger.” This refers to Baobab B – the Owl living there is uneasy because a Bee also lives in the same tree. So Baobab B’s inhabitant = Owl / Bee. Both values occupy that cell.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

At this point only one flower color is unaccounted for. Baobab A is White, Baobab B is Cream, Baobab D is Pink – that leaves Yellow for Baobab C’s flower. All shape assignments are locked: A = Row1Col4, B = Row1Col5, C = Row1Col3, D = Row1Col9. The inhabitants are set: A = Parrot, B = Owl / Bee, C = Bat, D = Owl. The grid is complete.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 395

“Only 2 birds exist, and both sit at the grid’s ends”

This clue can trip you up because Baobab B’s inhabitant later includes an Owl. The key is that “only 2 birds” means only two species – Parrot and Owl – not two individuals. One species (Parrot) sits at the left end, the other (Owl) at the right end. That still allows Baobab B to host an Owl of that same species, as long as the ends are covered. If you misinterpret it as only two birds total, you’ll think B can’t have an Owl, which contradicts clue 6.

“The thinnest baobab is next to the Pink flower”

This clue relies on knowing the order of the baobabs. The puzzle doesn’t explicitly state the order, but the subjects are listed as A, B, C, D – typical for a left‑to‑right sequence. Once you assume that, the “next to” relationship between C (thinnest) and D (pink) makes perfect sense. If you try to imagine a different arrangement, the clue seems impossible because D’s shape (Row1Col9) is far from C’s shape (Row1Col3) in coordinate space. Remember that the shape coordinates are just names for the shapes, not positions on a line – the actual ordering comes from the subject labels.

“The thickest baobab is not beside the thinnest one”

This clue is actually a confirmation clue. By the time you reach it, you’ve already placed A as thickest (shape Row1Col4) and C as thinnest (shape Row1Col3) from other clues. The “not beside” condition simply validates that the alphabetical order (A, B, C, D) is correct, because A and C are separated by B. If you had placed them in a different order, this clue would break the solve.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 395 is a tidy logic puzzle where most answers drop in quickly from direct clues, but the slash cell and the wording around “only 2 birds” require careful reading. The key is to trust the alphabetical order for adjacency and to interpret the bird clue as about species rather than individuals. Once you lock down Baobab B’s dual inhabitant and the ends of the line, the rest fills in by elimination. Happy solving!