Regional Reptiles

$4.99

1.1for iPhone

Thomas Benner

Developer

Aug 6, 2015

Update Date

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Category

App Store

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iPhone

About Regional Reptiles

Identify reptiles more quickly than ever! Regional Reptiles shows you reptiles that have been seen at your current location, preventing you from having to scroll or flip through dozens of reptiles that aren't relevant to where you are. The reptiles are organized by category and ordered by how common they are at your location. It's like a location-based field guide.

For example, if you see a mysterious snake, you can click on one of the snake categories to see a list of all of the snakes that have been seen at your location, ordered by how often they're seen. You'll quickly identify that pesky snake. You can also search for terms like "kingsnake" to see a more targeted list.

Each reptile has dozens of photos and videos, as well as information about appearance, habitat, behavior, taxonomy and more, via Wikipedia. Regional Reptiles includes all species and types of reptiles, including lizards, snakes, turtles, tortoises, alligators, crocodiles, and more.