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Explore the world of pollinators with animated 3D characters from children's books. Bring these characters to life in your environment using augmented reality and learn about their importance.
What's New in Pollinators AR
1.1
February 25, 2021
Added a separate icon button to hear music, sound effects.
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FAQ
What is Pollinators AR?
Pollinators AR is an augmented reality application that allows children to visualize and interact with 3D animated pollinator characters like bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bats in their real-world environment.
How do I play Pollinators AR?
Open the app, select a pollinator, and then point your device at a real-world object to place a flower. Tap the screen to animate the pollinator in that location and tap on it to see further animations.
What devices does Pollinators AR support?
Pollinators AR is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Pollinators AR?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children.
How much does Pollinators AR cost?
Pollinators AR is a paid application, priced at $0.99.
When was Pollinators AR last updated?
The latest version of Pollinators AR was released on February 25, 2021, and the app was last updated on the same date.
What kind of sound effects are available in Pollinators AR?
Pollinators AR features sound effects such as the Lolly Lolly song, hummingbird hum, butterfly tune, and bat music. These can be enabled or disabled by adjusting your device's silent mode.
How does Pollinators AR compare to other educational apps?
Pollinators AR offers a unique augmented reality experience focused on pollinators, allowing for direct interaction with characters in the user's environment, which differs from traditional 2D educational content.











