Animal Anatomy app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Wan Fong Lam
First release : 31 Aug 2011
App size: 7.19 Mb
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Animal Anatomy Glossary is an application containing detailed information of over 1000 animal anatomical terms and glossary. It is probably the most complete and comprehensive animal anatomy encyclopedia available in the App Store. This App is an excellent app for people who are interested in the biology and science of animals, as well as for those who are in the field of Veterinarian.
The application is optimized for iPad, iPhone4, iPhone 3G/3GS & iPod Touch.
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FEATURES
This application has the following features:
☆ User friendly interface to preview all terms in one view
☆ Ability to bookmark selected terms for easier reference
☆ Cross-referencing links to other terms
☆ A glossary search engine
☆ Offline browsing
☆ Buy 1 get 1 free. Both the iPhone & iPad version of this App are included in a single purchase
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This application is brought to you by Fobotech LLC.
Latest reviews of Animal Anatomy app for iPhone and iPad
WTF? Mostly only text. Few pictures. You cannot search for animals. Save your Money
This app is amazing but would be awesome if there was one for Animal Anatomy as well with more pictures (dogs, cats, horses, cattle, exotics, etc)
You can get more text info from Wikipedia or a Google search. Not one picture included-as shown it would have. Tried the app support but was sent to a blank website with an email address to contact Fobotech. No response to my email. This app was under the category for education and I was definitely educated on an app scam!
This could be used for children at best. It doesnt have enough pictures or illustrations to use for client education. It doesnt have a tab to show you which definitions show you illustrations. It needs another tab for illustrations. The links to other definitions are handy. That worked well, but the definitions are all about 5th grade level. Bottom line is the explanations are too simple to be used by the adult and there arent enough illustrations to be used for clients.
Where are the pictures?