KraMobil - Crows on your smartphone | SPOTTERON
KraMobil - Crows on your smartphone | SPOTTERON APK
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Looking for crows in ZooVienna and beyond in this Citizen Science App
What's KraMobil - Crows on your smartphone | SPOTTERON APK?
KraMobil - Crows on your smartphone | SPOTTERON is a app for Android, It's developed by SPOTTERON author.
First released on google play in 4 years ago and latest version released in 1 year ago.
This app has 546 download times on Google play
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KraMobil (Crows in the Zoo) is a FWF-funded Citizen Science Project of the University of Vienna in cooperation with ZooVienna. The aim of the project is to actively involve zoo visitors and citizen scientists in the research activities of the University of Vienna (Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Biology together with the Konrad Lorenz Research Center). Everybody is warmly invited to participate!
The Citizen Science App is running on the SPOTTERON platform.
The aim of the project is to find out which species and/or subspecies of crows can be found at which specific locations in the zoo and how they interact with each other. The observations will provide insights into the group dynamics of crows and the influence of ecological factors (e.g. food availability or presence of zoo animals) on their social behaviour.
Note that while a special focus is given to the area of the Zoo Vienna, observations from elsewhere in and around Vienna are welcome.
The Citizen Science App is running on the SPOTTERON platform.
The aim of the project is to find out which species and/or subspecies of crows can be found at which specific locations in the zoo and how they interact with each other. The observations will provide insights into the group dynamics of crows and the influence of ecological factors (e.g. food availability or presence of zoo animals) on their social behaviour.
Note that while a special focus is given to the area of the Zoo Vienna, observations from elsewhere in and around Vienna are welcome.
