PhotoFunSafaris Staten Island vs Real Animals 720 Uso e estatísticas

Photo Fun Safaris provides a series of completely new and fun activities at the zoo for everyone in the family! These apps contain a series of unique scavenger hunts called Safaris that work at zoos throughout the United States. Photo Fun Safaris includes features that significantly set it apart from other scavenger hunts. Each Safari challenges you to take pictures of animals in various situations – find a bear lying down, or a peacock showing off its tail-feathers, or a lion with its mouth open! Safaris are appropriate for all ages, with options and difficulty levels suitable for young children, teens, and adults. Two people, such as a parent and child, can use the same phone and complete different Safaris. Each animal you “capture” gets added to your Collection. View your Collection in the Album to track your progress, see your point total, and share your pictures on social media. The less common the animal’s situation, the more points you receive for “capturing” it – uploading its picture. Play just for fun or compete against friends and family! Photo Fun Safaris is educational as well as entertaining – each Safari includes Animal Fun Facts. This feature includes information not typically found outside the animal’s enclosure at the zoo but instead, provides information that most people do not know. What bird can fly backwards? Which animals use tools to hunt for food? Who has more bones in their neck, an owl, a human or a giraffe? Learn the answers to these questions and many more when you have some New Fun at the Zoo with Photo Fun Safaris! NOTE: Each Photo Fun Safari includes a different combination of animals. You can see which animals are included in a specific Safari by clicking the Safari Level DOWNLOAD button or by going to www.PhotoFunSafaris.com. This app with all seven Safaris was created for the Staten Island Zoo in New York. Although it can be used at any zoo throughout the United States, users may wish to use a substitute animal if their zoo does not have the same exact animal.