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About Frogs of Southern Africa

Frogs of Southern Africa is a beautiful and authoritative app authored by zoology professor Louis du Preez and environmental consultant Vincent Carruthers. It is the definitive guide to frog identification in southern Africa and is suitable for nature lovers of all experience levels.

Intuitive and accessible, the app introduces the user to all 160 frog species in the region. The species, with their tadpole stages, are comprehensively described, covering conservation status, calls, distribution maps, habits, habitats and key ID points. Full-colour photographs and high-definition videos show behaviour, mating, habitat and calls.

The genera are also fully described and illustrated, and a 'distinctive characters' feature provides key information at a glance.

Spatial data and a simple identification key help to narrow down search results, increasing the chance of accurately identifying these secretive and often cryptic creatures.

This app is suitable for all nature lovers, amateur froggers, students and professional scientists.

** This app requires a further 560MB download after installation. **

** Apart from the initial download, no internet connection is required for the app to function. **

FEATURES
- The most comprehensive app on the frogs of southern Africa
- Covers all 160 frog species (and their tadpole stages) in the region
- Packed with accurate information written by leading experts in the field
- Uses spatial data and a simple key to narrow down search results and accurately identify a species in its natural habitat or in a laboratory
- Describes frog and tadpole biology and behaviour, habitats and conservation status
- Allows user to compare two species side by side on the same screen
- Features a personal frog list for storing sightings on a device, with an option to export the list to your sd card and email
- Includes 150 frog calls
- Multiple high-quality photographs per species and genus
- 61 High definition videos
- View frogs by using English, Afrikaans or scientific names
- No collection of personal/location data, in-app purchases or advertising


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For technical support, contact us at [email protected]. We’ll do our best to resolve problems as quickly as possible.
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This is a great app. Easy to use and has numerous pics and videos. I love it.
Ray Ellis
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What a fantastic app! Du Preez' presentation at HAA 2017 convinced me to try it out. Works brilliantly and allows you to leave your heavy field guides at home. The submit to ADU feature is great. I think the...
Courtney Robert Hundermark
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An very good app version of an Excellent reference book. Even better now with the ability to report your sightings
David Roberts
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I have the same problem my Samsung Galaxy A30 made and update and now when I want to open it where it did work before the update now I get Down Validation Failed.. Please help I don't know what to do
Pikkie
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Absolutely the best amphibian resource for the region. Up to date with latest developments in taxonomy. This is by far the best wildlife app I know of and other developers should look and learn from this one...
Walter Neser
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Unbelievable detail! Excellent photos.
Jacob van Pareen