Identify insects, spiders, and butterflies using AI-powered photo analysis. Access detailed species information and learn about habitats and behaviors. Share findings and contribute to citizen science projects.
Identify of North America with high-quality images, audio recordings, and GPS-enabled sightings. Add photos and location data. View anatomical details and ecological information. No internet required.
Identify animals by scanning with the camera or recording sounds. Display species names, key facts, habitat details, and care tips. Highlight distinctive features during camera scans. Provide confidence scores for identification accuracy.
Take photos or upload images to identify eggs using AI analysis of color, patterns, shape, and size. View top species matches with confidence scores, habitat details, and unique characteristics.
Access book content with QR codes to listen to high-definition songs and calls. View additional information from Cornell Lab resources. Download the free Merlin® ID .
Model points and lines on a plane with colored elements and pair labels. Use a 19x15 grid or dot/square grid. Display tables of values and sliding axes. Graph ordered pairs, distance, and transformations. Plot ratios, rates, and linear equations.
Scan organisms to instantly identify over 10,000 species with AI. Save photos and add detailed commentary to build a personal . Share findings and access taxonomic information for identified organisms.
Take a short survey to catalog bee species and record their frequency in specific areas. Input observations to contribute data for scientific research on native bee populations. Share findings with a community of citizen scientists.
Identify plants by taking photos and receiving species information. Detect diseases through visual analysis with detailed explanations. Get customized care tips based on type and condition.
Explore semi-realistic habitats worldwide. Search for local bird species and complete conservation quests. Collect info cards to learn about each species' characteristics and conservation efforts.
Identify Wisconsin using name or appearance. Filter by mouth, spine, tail, body shape, pattern, or features. View detailed descriptions, photo galleries, and links to similar species.
Identify tree species by location using landscaping data. Display species names and locations. Access data for 23 cities and over 3.5 million . View species information based on current location.