4.2
17 reviews
1K+
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

This free educational application is a nice collection of about fifty high-resolution pictures of marine animals, a glimpse into their beautiful aquatic world. Suitable for people of any age, this virtual dive allows the exploration of the most interesting species that live in the salt water of the seas or oceans. Moreover, you can find out a few details about their habitat, along with some of their distinct body features. Each page displays a unique marine species; you can zoom in, zoom out, and translate a little its current image. If there are orientation sensors, a gyroscopic effect will be present all the time, slightly rotating the image in accordance with your movements. This app is mainly designed for tablets (landscape orientation), but it works fine on modern phones too (Android 6 or newer).

Features

-- no ads, no limitations of any kind
-- special software optimization to lower the power consumption
-- simple commands, easy navigation between pages
-- zoom in, zoom out, pseudo-gyroscopic effect
-- high-definition pictures, background music, text-to-speech option
Updated on
May 5, 2024

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Ratings and reviews

4.2
17 reviews
Hanna Gilbert
March 2, 2021
It's a good app but if you are looking for a app to be more informative about marine life I wouldn't recommend this app. It only shows a few types of species of an animal, sometimes only one. I think the developers need to add more species of an an animal and more marine animals on here
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Mufaro Makunga
April 26, 2022
It was pretty good. I think what would be cool was if they listed the subspecies with their normal name.and scientific name, as well as a small description (could be so small as "grimpoteuthis megaptera was discovered by Addison Emery Virrill). Overall, that would've taken a lot research, so this is still pretty cool.
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Ethan Richards
February 19, 2022
Had good information and a variety of sea animals, but wasn't very interactive.
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What's new

- Code optimization
- Two more pages were added
- Interface improvements