Are you planning to travel to Thailand? Then you should own this app. This wildlife app informs about potential dangers with encounters of Thailand's animals. The only app around to identify animal wildlife in Thailand on the market today!

Most animals included in this app are creatures you most likely will encounter on a trip to Thailand. Especially if you are planning to go to one of Thailand's wonderful National Parks. But animals can also be seen at the beach, during a snorkling or scuba diving trip or as unwanted guests below your bed in a backpacker's lodge or 5 star hotel.

To Know which animal you better should stay away from and which are harmless though dangerously looking is the purpose of this app.

Make a favourite list with the spotted creatures you have come accross or browse through the A-Z list of all animals. You can also try to identify the found creature by browsing through the different animal group images to narrow down the results (see screenshots below). You don't need to be a biologist to classify the creature - its easy and simple to use!

The Thailand Animal Wildlife app is illustrated with over 200 high quality photographs covering more than 120 animal species all native to Thailand. The images were taken in Thailand, species are named in English and with their latin name. Many species also occur in neighboring countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia, Burma, Laos, and Cambodia, so if you are travelling to one of the mentioned countries this app may helpful there too.


Here is a small extract of the animals included in the app to give you an idea what is covered:

Spiders
Sand Flies
Cockroaches
Digger Wasps
Hornets
Paper Wasps
Stingless Bees
Ants
Pill Millipedes
Centipedes
Millipedes
Whip Spiders
Spiders
Scorpions
Caterpillars
Butterflies and Moths
Frogs and Toads
Crocodiles
Monkeys
Leeches
Beetles
Stink Bugs
Assassin Bugs
Stick Insects
Praying Mantis
Cicadas
Geckos
Tiger
Leopard
Indian Elephant
Lizards
Snakes
Lion Fish
Stone Fish
Box Jellyfish
Cone Snail
Banded Sea Krait
Barracudas
Sharks
Turtles
Land Crabs


In future more animals (such as birds) will be included in the app as well as the species' names in different languages to communicate with locals or other travellers.

Enjoy the app!