Animals of Costa Rica 2.0: rebuilt from the ground up
Version 2.0 is a complete rebuild of the app: 7,026 species, 10,581 photos, places to visit, IUCN Red List status and iNaturalist links. Your favourites, seen species and purchases are kept.
Our mobile app covers Costa Rica's fauna with more than 7,000 species and over 10,500 photographs: mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, insects, arachnids and more. Browse the taxonomy, search by name, filter by region or IUCN Red List status, and find lodges, research stations and national parks worth a visit.
New: version 2.0
Version 2.0 runs on current iPhones, iPads and Android phones and tablets. Many species are free from the start, and more come in optional packages. Once the pictures are downloaded, the app works without a connection, which helps on remote trips and in places with weak signal.
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Field notes, fact sheets and release news. All articles
Version 2.0 is a complete rebuild of the app: 7,026 species, 10,581 photos, places to visit, IUCN Red List status and iNaturalist links. Your favourites, seen species and purchases are kept.
A short video on our ACR YouTube channel walks through finding, installing and setting up the app for the first time — including a tip on mixing package resolutions to balance storage and image quality.
A newly described neotropical flat bug — Limonocoris kunzi — has been named in honour of our work on the Animals of Costa Rica App. A small, very welcome thank-you from the taxonomic community.