 
 <prompt> For January, families wey dey visit national park see animals 26 times. For February, families wey visit the national park see animals three times pass the one wey dem see for January. Then for March, the animals dey hide well well and the families wey visit the national park see animals half of wetin dem see for February. How many times families see animals for the first three months of the year? <response>: ```Animals dem see 26 times for January and three times as much for February, 26 x 3 = 78 times animals dem see for February.
For March, animals dem see 1/2 of wetin dem see for February, 78 / 2 = 39 times animals dem see for March.
If animals dem see 26 times for January + 78 times for February + 39 times for March = 143 times animals dem see for the first three months of the year.

The final answer: 143.``` 