This puzzle consists of 6 origami squares. Each square has two diagonal mountain fold lines and one horizontal and one vertical valley fold lines. When folded, each square thus makes a small four-pointed pyramid.

Along the diagonal lines are written various nouns. These can be combined in the form “X in the Y.” The complete set of pairs is:

• BAT in the BELFRY
• BUTTERFLY in the STOMACH
• FOX in the HENHOUSE
• SNAKE in the GRASS
• PIG in the POKE
• CAT in the BAG
• BEE in the BONNET
• FROG in the THROAT
• FISH in the BARREL
• FLY in the OINTMENT
• DEER in the HEADLIGHTS
• ELEPHANT in the ROOM

Combined with the title, these pairs suggest that you should try physically placing the X word inside the Y word. In fact, it is possible to assemble all of the pyramids such that every X is tucked inside every Y, creating a cubic structure:

With the cube correctly assembled, there are 24 additional words shown on the interior corners. Within each set of 3 words, two are a Spoonerism of an animal, and one is a word that rhymes with a number, providing an index into the animal name. Hidden underneath one of the words in each corner is a number, which provides the order. The inner corner words are:

Reading the letters in order yields the instruction MAKE SWAN. Upon presenting HQ with an origami swan, teams are given the answer FITZSIMMONS GUILBERT.