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Animal Sounds - Zoo, Pet and Farm Sounds

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Initial release Nov 06, 2009

Teach your kids about animals. A fun application to play with your children, and a great distraction to avoid a meltdown. Animal Sounds features forty-two of the noisiest animals ever to show up on your iPhone and iPad. Educate your child with beautiful high-resolution photos of Zebras, Puppies, Chickens and more.

Four modes of play:

• Large Images: Designed for younger children, a large photo of an animal with their name is shown.

• Smaller Images: When your children are familiar with the animals, challenge them with identifying the correct animal out of the set of photos.

• Which Animal?: For older children, two animals are shown and a sound is made. If your child taps the animal that made the sound, they go to the next round.

• Make Me an Animal!: Fun for all ages. Choose an animal, take a photo of yourself and record your voice making the sound. We'll turn you into the animal to share with your friends and family.

"Your app helped me through a diaper change today. Kept her entertained & still. Just need to figure out how to get the phone back."

Recommended for kids ages 1 - 5

Featuring the following Animals:

• Elephant, Gorilla, Lion, Zebra, Flamingo, Hyena, Seal, Hippopotamus, Rhinoceros, Tiger, Macaw, Bear, Warthog, Chimpanzee, Dog, Mouse, Parakeet, Frog, Cat, Toad, Snake, Ferret, Guinea Pig, Gecko, Fish, Cockatoo, Puppy, Kitten, Pig, Duck, Sheep, Horse, Chicken, Goat, Rooster, Rabbit, Cow, Turkey, Donkey, Goose, Llama, Chick

What’s new

By popular demand, we've added a setting to disable swiping to advance animals. Great for little kids!

Fixed a nasty bug that prevented your photos to be shown properly as animals.

We've also redone all the sounds and optimized them to be louder. You can adjust the volume in the settings.

Additional information

Provider

Lawrence Ingraham

Last Updated on

10/12/2011