Limited species & not worth the cost
Very shallow coverage of fish species— only 57– with two photos per species and limited ID text in the species profiles. This would be an awesome 3$ app but is an incredible waste of money at 15, especially when most of its functionality is based on a small user base, and iNaturalist is free. It might be useful if actual rarities were in the species list, like tropical/Gulf Stream orphans, and you could “follow” species that are annual occurrences but tricky to see and genuinely worth getting alerts for. I wish I could ask for a refund.
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Best Field Guide
Best field guide for marine life in New England. Nothing comes close...
Whether you are scuba diving, exploring tidal zones, or in any coastal habitants, this is the go to guide to learn about the local marine life.
Has great pictures, descriptions, and points of interest.
This is must have for anyone who loves the ocean...
Whether you are scuba diving, exploring tidal zones, or in any coastal habitants, this is the go to guide to learn about the local marine life.
Has great pictures, descriptions, and points of interest.
This is must have for anyone who loves the ocean...
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Log your underwater observations
If you dive in the North Atlantic and look for marine life, then there is no better app to log all your observations in a neatly designed and easy to navigate application. My favorite part is to follow the animals and to get get notifications about their whereabouts. That’s so cool
AWESOME APP
If you have this book you will like the app as much. This is like the guide to learn about what critters you can see in the waters in North Atlantic. I usually don't buy apps. This is the only app that I bought. BUY BUY BUY. You won't be sorry




