Animals Quiz Learn All Mammals app analytics for December 1

In this application, you will find 150 pictures of famous mammals, 89 photos of birds, 19 reptiles and 4 amphibians, 44 fishes, and 46 arthropods from all over the world. Both wild animals and domestic animals. The whole zoo! And also 55 dinosaurs. Can you guess and learn them all in this quiz about zoology? It is one of the best games about animals. All animals are divided into six corresponding levels: 1. Mammals: African rhinoceros and hippopotamus, Australian echidna and platypus. Is it a meerkat or a groundhog? Try to guess today! 2. Birds: small American robin and giant ostrich from Africa, flamingo and emu from Australia, even penguins from Antarctica! 3. Reptiles (including snakes) and Amphibians (frogs): python and alligator, Komodo dragon and giant Galápagos tortoise. 4. Fish: from sharks and piranha to salmon and sturgeon. 5. Arthropods - insects, spiders, crayfish. Can you distinguish a mantis from a scorpion? 6. Dinosaurs and related extinct animals: from Tyrannosaurus (T-Rex) to Archaeopteryx and other dinos. This part of the game is about paleontology. 7. Invertebrate animals: from worms to molluscs. Can you tell a starfish from a jellyfish? Five game modes provide an entertaining experience for everybody: * Spelling quizzes (easy and hard) - guess the word letter by letter. * Multiple-choice questions (with 4 or 6 answer options). It’s important to remember that you have only 3 lives. * Drag and Drop: match 4 pictures and 4 animal names. * Time game (give as many answers as you can in 1 minute) - you should give more than 25 correct answers to get a star. Two learning tools: * Flashcards (browse through all animals without guessing). * Tables for each class of animals. The app is translated into 23 languages. If you wish, you can test your knowledge of animal names in English, German, Spanish, and many other foreign languages. Advertisements can be removed by an in-app purchase. Become an expert in zoology! Make your first step into ornithology and herpetology! Guess the animal in the picture!