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Shark Count Galapagos Vs. Antarctic Wildlife Guide

Shark Count Galapagos vs Antarctic Wildlife Guide Usage & Stats

Shark Count is a user-friendly tool that allows divers visiting the Galapagos Islands, the Mexican Pacific, Isla de Cocos, and Mainland Ecuador to participate in the conservation of marine life. Using Shark Count, divers become “citizen scientists” and make important contributions to our understanding marine ecosystems by recording the number of sharks, sea turtles, rays and ocean sunfish they encounter during their dives, as well as other notable observations. The Shark Count app displays reports generated from data contributed by divers at the top 20 Galapagos dive sites. All data collected through Shark Count is shared with the Galapagos National Park Directorate and partners. As more and more data is collected, Shark Count will help decision makers better manage the GMR and supported regions, while also giving dive tourists the knowledge of when and where they are likely to observe different species. Shark Count has been designed to allow users to enter observations without an internet connection. Data is automatically uploaded after internet connectivity is restored. Registration is not required to observe existing observations or to view the species identification guide. If you plan to dive in one of the supported regions, download Shark Count and create your account before your trip so that you can play an active role in the conservation of this remarkable marine environment.

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Antarctic Wildlife Guide

A guide to the birds, seals, dolphins and whales likely to be encountered on a voyage to the Antarctic peninsula or any other part of the Antarctic continent, The Falkland Islands OR South Georgia. The area covered includes Ushuaia & Beagle Channel, the Drake Passage, the South Shetland Islands, South Orkney Islands, the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Island and the Antarctic continent itself. FEATURES: ● Universal app (works on BOTH iPhone and iPad) ● Swipe to move to the next or previous species. ● More than 110 Species found in the region covering birds, seals, dolphins (toothed whales) and whales (baleen whales). ● Almost 700 images. ● You can select a region, so that only the species found in that region are displayed. ● “Compare” allows you to compare two species side by side on the same screen. ● Bird Smart Search lets you easily find a species using a combination of habitat, physical features, colour, bird type and size. ● A personal list that stores your sightings saved to the device* and can be exported using email. ● View the Index in English or Scientific names. *Uninstalling the app will result in the loss of your list. It is recommended that you keep your own backup (master list) separate from the program.