Biome - Wildlife Identifier

There's surely "wildlife" out there too

The real world is far more exciting than a game! Collect the "wildlife" you encounter and explore the world!

Biome features a "Name Identification AI" that can recognize wildlife from the photos you take.

You can also create your very own "wildlife collection" by uploading photos. Share your wildlife encounters with other users and experience the joy of discovering them!

Seeing the world through the lens of wildlife will make your everyday life feel like an outdoor adventure!

Your posts on Biome are used to support biodiversity conservation.

[Record the wildlife you encounter!] Take photos of the wildlife you find and log them on Biome! (Note: Lichens and mushrooms are not included.)

The "Name Identification AI" feature helps you find out the names of flowers, insects, birds, and other wildlife you discover.

Upload your wildlife photos to earn Biome Points! As your points increase, your level will go up, and you can earn various badges.

Badges come in 4 ranks: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Black. Earning a Black Badge takes effort, but definitely give this challenge a try!

If you are unsure about a species name, ask other users via the "Ask" feature. More experienced users will offer species name suggestions.

[Biome is perfect for those who:]

• Love animals and plants
• Are curious and want to know the names of animals or plants
• Love going outdoors
• Love nature
• Want to increase their knowledge about nature
• Want to add more excitement to their outdoor activities
• Want to support biodiversity conservation
• Want to find little joys in everyday life

Biome values user privacy and biodiversity conservation.

• The locations of rare species are not displayed on the map.
• Posts set to "Private" are not displayed on the map.

[Important notes when using the app / observing]

(1) Regarding photos of bird nests and chicks Some birds may abandon their nests if humans get too close, which can lead to the abandonment of eggs or chicks. Even if the parent bird returns, the eggs or chicks may die from the cold. Therefore, please do not get too close, do not linger near the nest, do not peek from above, and do not use a camera flash. For birds that commonly nest near humans (e.g., swallows), please remain careful and observe from a safe distance for a short time. Please keep these things in mind to ensure the safety of the birds and their chicks.

(2) Other things to note When observing or photographing wildlife in nature, please protect their habitats. Do not make loud noises, do not capture them, do not get too close, do not use a flash, and respect wildlife so we can coexist in harmony.

[Recommended Environment] Supported OS version: iOS 15.0 or higher

• Operation on tablet devices is not guaranteed. Thank you for your understanding.
• Operation is not guaranteed to work perfectly on all devices.
• Please use the app with a stable internet connection.
• Operation on devices without GPS or connected only via Wi-Fi is not guaranteed.
• System requirements and supported devices are subject to change in future updates.