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We compared ten animal identification apps on what they actually identify, whether a human checks the answer, offline use and…
Mangroves and swamp trees aren’t two competing categories. “Mangrove” is a group of salt-tolerant tree species. “Swamp” is a type…
About 100, give or take a dozen, depending on who is counting. The national biodiversity clearinghouse lists 103 reptile species:…
The common dunnart eats ground-dwelling invertebrates, mostly insects and spiders, and now and then a small lizard, frog or other…
The fish of South Asia range from a Himalayan river giant that can outweigh a grown man to a cherry-red…
A “red” dog can be anything from the near-brown mahogany of an Irish Setter to the pale ginger of a…
The same nature nerdery as this site, in your pocket, pointed at whatever just moved.
Photograph any animal — wild, garden or couch-dwelling — and WunderWild tells you who you just met, with the story, the scientific name and where it lives. Every one you find fills a slot in a collection that turns a walk round the block into a hunt.
Android coming soon. Free to try. No ads, ever.
7 games, all built from the wildlife on this site. The daily puzzles reset every night at midnight.
Spin a globe to see where animals live in the wild, or turn an animal around in 3D and tap its parts.
Spin a globe to see where each animal lives in the wild, where it used to live and where people have moved it.
Turn an animal around in 3D and tap any labeled part to read what it is and what it does.
