Learn sounds through interactive gameplay. Identify sounds made by different animals like cats, dogs, and frogs. Listen to over 150 sounds. View colorful images of animals. Engage in educational games to teach children about vocalizations.
The app allows users to identify and report invasive species in the Great Lakes region. Submitted reports are uploaded to EDDMapS and sent to verifiers for review.
The app allows citizen scientists to log sightings of uncommon marine species. Verified sightings are used to map species distribution changes in response to environmental shifts.
Track time spent on tasks and identify distractions. Set intervals and receive notifications. Customize sessions with background sounds. Export progress reports and sync across devices.
Birding provides images, vocalizations, and details for all bird species. Includes range maps and marks. Offers search, sorting, and target list creation. Track sightings with notes, photos, and audio. Compare similar species for identification.
Identify insects, spiders, and bugs by snapping a photo. Use AI to instantly recognize species and provide details. View identification results with scientific names and common names. Save and share bug sightings with photos.
Provides skin cancer risk assessment based on user input. Calculates likelihood using clinical data. Offers educational resources on risk factors and prevention. Suggests consultation with healthcare professionals for personalized advice.
Take a photo of an , spider, or bug to identify it instantly. View detailed information about bites, pests, and related facts. Learn about characteristics, habitats, and potential risks associated with the identified species.
This digital field guide covers over 930 bird species found in Costa Rica. It offers identification details, range maps, and habitat information, functioning offline for birding trips.