The Kingdon Guide

The Kingdon Guide

To African Mammals

4 ratings
9 reviews
$15.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 3, 2009
  • November 27, 2018

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An interactive field guide to African mammals, featuring detailed descriptions, images, and distribution maps for over 460 species. Users can filter species by region and save personal sighting lists.

Over 460 species descriptions
Images and distribution maps
Region-specific species lists
Personal mammal sighting list
Covers multiple African countries
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What's New in The Kingdon Guide

1.2

November 27, 2018

Updated app for latest iOS and devices

User reviews

No animals in Zambia!

Just be aware that I have made the mistake of buying this app to use on a safari holiday in Zambia & now find that it isn’t possible to select just Zambian animals. Selecting animals for a country works until you reach countries starting with the letter Z! So money wasted unless the developer reads the comments sent directly to the developer.
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Why is this app still on the store??

This shouldn’t be allowed on the store. What a dud.

Good app version of the book

I only wish the coverage of rodents and bats was better. And also, fix the Latin names on the app. Generic names are capitalized, species names are NOT!

Good bit over priced but it is good either way

I feel it is good. But there is a bug fix. It needs the Thompson Gazelle range instead of the Speke Gazelle range on the Thompson Gazelle Range. Ok. If not excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuze me Mydigitalearth.com Gee thanks 4 de Aoudad.

Nice digital version of the book with one big bug

Great app. Nice to carry this instead of the book on safari but: the My Location feature just doesn’t work. If you choose an East African country like Tanzania, all the West African species are still in the index. Not a show stopper though - just inconvenient.

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FAQ

What mammals does The Kingdon Guide cover?

The Kingdon Guide covers over 460 species of African land mammals, including generic portrayals of some smaller mammal groups. It aims to be an essential resource for identifying wildlife across the continent.

Can I use The Kingdon Guide offline?

The description does not explicitly state offline functionality. However, it mentions saving personal lists to the device, suggesting some offline capabilities for core features.

How much does The Kingdon Guide cost?

The Kingdon Guide is a paid application, priced at $15.99. This one-time purchase provides access to all its features and content.

What devices is The Kingdon Guide compatible with?

The Kingdon Guide is specifically designed for iPhone and iPod Touch (2nd GEN) running OS V3.0 or higher. It is not compatible with normal iPod Classic or Nano models.

How often is The Kingdon Guide updated?

The last update for The Kingdon Guide was on November 27, 2018, with version 1.2. This indicates infrequent updates, with the latest version being from several years ago.

Does The Kingdon Guide have ads?

No, The Kingdon Guide does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for users.

What is the user sentiment for The Kingdon Guide?

Based on the provided data, The Kingdon Guide has a rating of 3.5 stars from 4 ratings. This suggests a moderately positive but limited user reception.

Can I back up my mammal sightings from The Kingdon Guide?

Your personal species list is saved to the device, but uninstalling the program will result in data loss. It is recommended to maintain a separate backup of your mammal sightings.