Frogs of Southern Africa: The Definitive Multimedia Field Guide

Name: Frogs of Southern Africa
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Rating: 4.63 (1 reviews)

Discover 177 species through 160+ calls, 80+ videos, and professional identification tools. The essential offline companion for every safari, eco-tourist, and nature enthusiast.

Publisher

Cool Ideas LLC

A Glimpse into the Bush

Discover the interface used by 14K+ users.

App screen displaying a searchable list of frog species with photos and audio call play buttons

Detailed species profile of a Long-toed Tree Frog showing taxonomy and conservation status in the app

Red Toad species description and photo in the Frogs of Southern Africa app

Login screen for the ADU FrogMAP citizen science project within the Frogs of Southern Africa app

Screenshot of the Frogs of Southern Africa app displaying a list of species with the quick play frog call feature.

Smart Search screen in the Frogs of Southern Africa app displaying identification filters like pupil shape and webbing

Giant Bullfrog species profile showing its distribution map and conservation status in the Frogs of Southern Africa app

Smartphone screen showing how to add a frog sighting to a life list with location and date details

Life list options menu in the Frogs of Southern Africa app displaying export and species management features

Your Definitive Field Companion

The tools that make this app stand out, trusted by 14K+ users.

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Identify by Sound and Sight

Master identification with instant access to 160+ frog calls and 80+ high-definition videos, perfect for identifying species in the dark of the bush.

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Built for the Wilderness

No signal? No problem. Access over 1,600 high-resolution photos and detailed taxonomy completely offline, ensuring you have expert data in the most remote locations.

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Track Your Life List

Maintain a professional digital log of your sightings and contribute to global conservation by uploading data directly to the FrogMAP citizen science database.

Loved by users worldwide

Trusted by 14K+ people who love this app.

"An absolute game-changer for my safari trip! The 'Quick-Play' calls allowed me to identify several species right from my lodge porch at night. The 'Life List' feature is a fantastic way to keep a digital record of my sightings, and the offline functionality worked perfectly in remote areas of the Okavango."

Jonathan R., Eco-Traveler

"As a serious hobbyist, I appreciate the scientific accuracy and the inclusion of tadpole stages. The integration with FrogMAP ADU is a brilliant touch, allowing me to contribute my photos to citizen science directly. It is clearly the most comprehensive and intuitive guide available on the market."

Dr. Elena M., Herpetology Enthusiast

About the app

Everything you need to know about Frogs of Southern Africa.

Description

Take the definitive guide to frog identification on your nature trips for quick access to frog calls, videos and photographs. Intuitive and accessible for all levels, the app introduces the user to all 177 frog species in the region. Now with a NEW and IMPROVED UI for easier navigation. HOW WILL THIS APP HELP YOU? • Covers all 177 frog species (and their tadpole stages) for easy identification • Updated information and taxonomy in English, Afrikaans and Scientific • Over 160 frog calls and more than 80 videos • Quick-Play frog calls right from the menu • More than 1600 photographs • Improved Smart Search functionality • Expanded life list functionality • Upload your own photographs to FrogMAP ADU via app JOIN OUR GROWING COMMUNITY If you've got a few comments or great suggestions to share, we’d love to hear from you at support@mydigitalearth.com. ADDITIONAL NOTES * Uninstalling/reinstalling the app will result in the loss of your list. We recommend that you keep a backup from the application (My List > Export).

Latest Version

1.1.2

Size

764.4 MB

First Released

Dec 3, 2015

Ready for your next nature adventure?

Download the definitive guide to identify 177 species and track every sighting with your personal life list—even when you’re deep in the bush.

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