Reef Guide vs Nudibranch ID West Pacific

You want to know how hot the animals that can be seen while scuba diving or snorkeling? Find the answer through fingertip on images! In Reef Guide you will found the names to more then a thousand fishes, turtles, sea slugs, corals and mutch other species, which living on coral reef. Short amateur movies show all animals in theier natural environment, as they can each watch. Features: - more than a thousand items with names in English, German and Latin - App-language setting English or German - photo index as of contents - select by family name (for example: show all sea turtles, anamonefishes, …) - choose a popular region worldwide - photos and movies in screen size (rotation) - intelligent full-text search, same in popular or Latin name - Darkmode - iPhone Duo uses the inner display like an iPad - no online connection required - no In-App purchases / no subscription - no promotion - universal-app, works for all devices with iOS/iPadOS 27.1 or newer: iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad and Mac silicon (iPad Version) with macOS 27.1 or newer

This field guide will place right at your fingertips, anytime and anywhere, the most comprehensive collection of Nudibranch species to be found in the Western Pacific waters from the Hawaiian Islands to the Bering Sea to Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Guam and the Marshall Islands. - NO WEB CONNECTION REQUIRED. - There are 835species represented pictorially in this app. - This is an area where marine fauna diversity ranges from tropical to lower temperate species. - No matter where you are, no matter how isolated you may be, you can identify your nudibranch finds. - This identification series is regularly updated when new taxonomic information is available or when new species are added. - Although books have their place, the benefits of this series of apps over reference books are many. - The apps are Searchable - search for species names, authors, dates, sizes, colors, families, orders or photographers, try that with a book! - The apps are convenient and you will have almost all known nudibranchs of the world on your device, try that with a book! - The apps are user friendly and you can tick off species as you find them, yes you can do that with a book, but then you can email your ticked species list, try that with a book. - You can add Remarks to Species and can easily save them digitally, try that with a book! - And apps up to date with the latest taxonomic data, books are soon out of date.