Explore China's wild nature inhabitants.
The app introduces users to China's wildlife with notable photos and animal sounds. It includes three mini-games and links to other animal programs.
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Charles T. Bargeron
Learn about invasive species and their impacts
Learn about invasive species through interactive content. Identify species by image and location. Track spread patterns and report sightings. Access impact data and prevention tips. Share information with others.
Appalex Korlatolt Felelossegu Tarsasag
Identify trees with a single photo
Identify trees by taking a photo or uploading an image. View species name, habitat, and facts. Save identified trees to a history or favorites list.
Darren McNally
Explore categories and trivia
Learn about classification with detailed information on mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish, and arthropods. Answer trivia questions in nine categories. View global photography. Complete a warm-up session and a bonus round.
展农 方
Strategy game of five in a row.
The app provides a Gomoku strategy game experience on the iPad. Players can challenge friends or the iPad, aiming to form an unbroken row of five pieces horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to win.
yuan hung Huang
Realistic drum sounds and multitouch.
The app offers 8 realistic drum sounds and instruments including kick, bass, snare, and cymbals. It supports multitouch and simultaneous song and drum playing.
Manuel Worlitzer
Identify and learn about animals
Identify by uploading images. Access a database of species found in North America and Europe. Use visual recognition to match samples with likely species. View detailed information about each identified .
Sergii Nesterenko
Snap feathers, identify species, explore details
Take a photo or upload a to identify it using AI analysis of color, shape, and structure. View species matches with confidence scores, habitats, and unique traits. Save findings in a personal timeline for tracking and learning.
Enuma, Inc.
Read books, choose levels, track progress
Read books categorized into 6 levels with varying difficulty. Choose from 204 titles in Korean and other languages. Topics include animals, science, food, life, and nature. Adjust reading level to suit learner's ability.
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