That Gunk On Your Car

That Gunk On Your Car

Fun intro to entomology

18 ratings
13 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 25, 2018
  • May 21, 2021
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Explore the fascinating world of insect splats on your car. Identify organisms, learn about their life cycles, and discover fun facts through interactive games and educational content. This app makes learning entomology entertaining and accessible.

Identify splats by characteristics
View detailed insect illustrations
Learn insect life cycles and taxonomy
Educational text and home experiments
Interactive matching game
Fast-paced insect avoidance game
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What's New in That Gunk On Your Car

2.0.3

May 21, 2021

Squashed some bugs

User reviews

Works way too well

Very funny, actually works well, i can't believe someone put time into making this. 5 stars

My curious, I need answers now brain, loves this app

Took a road trip. Splatter sounds and huge gunk and body parts were gross. But once bees started being drawn to grill with insect parts is when my quest for answers began. This app is pretty cool and gave me answers I was looking for . Thanks

I’m not a kid….

But I really like this app.
It’s fun no matter your age.
Lots of interesting information.
For the life of me I can’t understand how the splats were figured out but kudos to the person who did the splats.

Loved the game options

Me and my kids love this app. We really enjoyed the extra game options in the app. My daughter caught a very very very large beetle while driving…it was a little freaky to have such a large bug in the car but we managed.

Great laughs and fun for hours

Response from developer

Awesome! Glad to hear it’s getting good use.

Ok but not great

Its graphically average, and gives you no info about each bug.

Response from developer

After tapping on an insect from the list, you can click the info button (the circle with an “i” in it) in the top right corner of the page to view a considerable amount of info about each insect. If you’d like to suggest ways to improve the graphics, please contact us at thatgunkonyourcar@gmail.com.

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FAQ

What is That Gunk On Your Car?

That Gunk On Your Car is a free educational app that helps you identify insects based on the splats they leave on your automobile. It provides detailed illustrations, information on insect life cycles, and interactive games to make learning entomology engaging.

Is That Gunk On Your Car free to download?

Yes, That Gunk On Your Car is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices does That Gunk On Your Car support?

That Gunk On Your Car is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.

What is the age rating for That Gunk On Your Car?

That Gunk On Your Car has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children and adults alike to learn about entomology.

How often is That Gunk On Your Car updated?

The app was last updated on May 21, 2021, with version 2.0.3. While updates are not frequent, the core educational content remains valuable.

Can I play That Gunk On Your Car offline?

The provided information does not specify offline play capabilities. However, as an educational reference app, it is likely designed to function without a constant internet connection for its core features.

What kind of games are included in That Gunk On Your Car?

That Gunk On Your Car features an interactive matching game to test your knowledge and a fast-paced game where you avoid insects while learning fun facts about them.

Does That Gunk On Your Car teach about protecting insects?

Yes, the app includes information on how to protect insects in your local area, promoting conservation alongside education.