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Feravox The voice of the wild Everything wildlife,
in one place.

Feravox is the hub for everyone and everything wildlife. 4,400+ species through fascinating facts and real field-recorded sounds, 11 nature games and a free Daily 5, live 1v1 quiz duels, conservation wins, a safe Kids mode, and the creators bringing the wild to life.

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4,400+
Species
11
Game modes
450+
Real sounds
∞
Facts
From our creators

Discover and learn about wildlife through the art of our creators

These photos were taken in the wild by wildlife photographers and conservationists from around the world who share their work on Feravox. Every one of them is credited.

Chimpanzee by Rianne DamesChimpanzee
Rianne Dames
Wildlife and bird photographer from the Netherlands.
Bornean Tarsier by Ryan NickolBornean Tarsier
Ryan Nickol
Wildlife photographer and small-group expedition leader, Florida.
European Bee-Eater by Pat BürgerEuropean Bee-Eater
Pat Bürger
Young wildlife photographer from Vienna, Austria.
Lazuli Bunting by Tyler Falk-ChalmersLazuli Bunting
Tyler Falk-Chalmers
Wildlife and nature photographer on Vancouver Island, Canada.
Red Fox by Brittni PanterRed Fox
Brittni Panter
Pacific Northwest mammals and raptors, from Vancouver Island.
Long-crested Eagle by Deniz DalkılıçLong-crested Eagle
Deniz Dalkılıç
Wildlife photographer and founder of Untold Wildlife.
Common Kingfisher by Andrej LebarCommon Kingfisher
Andrej Lebar
Wildlife photographer from Slovenia, patient field work.
Southern Cassowary by Jacob ScottSouthern Cassowary
Jacob Scott
Photographer in Australia, born and raised in England.
Crested Anole by Emanuel EchevarriaCrested Anole
Emanuel Echevarria
Biologist and wildlife photographer, Puerto Rico and Louisiana.
Mute Swan by Paul BuretMute Swan
Paul Buret
UK wildlife photographer raising awareness for nature.
Malachite Kingfisher by Kajetan SzymankiewiczMalachite Kingfisher
Kajetan Szymankiewicz
Sports photographer with a passion for the wild, Kraków.
European Goldfinch by Nick van den BergEuropean Goldfinch
Nick van den Berg
Bird photographer from Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
Snowy Owl by Amanda PawelkoSnowy Owl
Amanda Pawelko
Wildlife photographer near Chicago, Illinois.
Snowy Egret by Joseph GallSnowy Egret
Joseph Gall
Photographs birds as a mindful practice, New Jersey and New York.
Atlantic Puffin by Nathan MoineAtlantic Puffin
Nathan Moine
Wildlife photographer and filmmaker from France.
Northern Elephant Seal by Pallavi S.Northern Elephant Seal
Pallavi S.
Stories of wild places that often go unnoticed, California and India.
Stork-billed Kingfisher by Dhrubajyoti BhattacharjeeStork-billed Kingfisher
Dhrubajyoti Bhattacharjee
Wildlife and nature photographer based in the Netherlands.
Bengal Tiger by Udayan Rao PawarBengal Tiger
Udayan Rao Pawar
Wildlife storyteller and researcher from India, snow leopards and wild ungulates.
Eurasian Sparrowhawk by Olof de WitEurasian Sparrowhawk
Olof de Wit
Birds, wildlife and the occasional macro, the Netherlands.
Red-Headed Woodpecker by Kevin KosidlakRed-Headed Woodpecker
Kevin Kosidlak
Nature and wildlife photographer in Madison, Wisconsin.
Northern Yellow Warbler by MeganNorthern Yellow Warbler
Megan
Wildlife photographer and conservationist from Ontario, Canada.
Mint Leaf Beetle by Maja FerleMint Leaf Beetle
Maja Ferle
Biologist and macro photographer of tiny creatures, Slovenia.
Red Kite by Alessandro MuzzoniRed Kite
Alessandro Muzzoni
Italian wildlife photographer, natural behaviour and natural light.
Tiger Shark by Dani DobaoTiger Shark
Dani Dobao
Marine biologist and underwater photographer in the Maldives.
Common Hoopoe by RohailCommon Hoopoe
Rohail
Award-winning wildlife photographer, UAE.
Willow Ptarmigan by Seth OwensWillow Ptarmigan
Seth Owens
North Dakota prairie photographer, educator and writer.
Lion by Matthias P.Lion
Matthias P.
Wildlife photographer from Austria, drawn to remote places.
African Cheetah by Leah ShadwellAfrican Cheetah
Leah Shadwell
Zoology student in Brisbane, passionate about conservation.
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Feravox rewild ecosystem view

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Red Fox by Andrej LebarRed Fox
Andrej Lebar
Wildlife photographer from Slovenia, capturing authentic moments through patience and respect.
Grey Woodpecker by Dhrubajyoti BhattacharjeeGrey Woodpecker
Dhrubajyoti Bhattacharjee
Wildlife and nature photographer documenting quiet moments from the wild across India.
Australian Stingless Bee by Ocean WemyssAustralian Stingless Bee
Ocean Wemyss
Rescues and relocates Australian native stingless bees across South East Queensland.
Black-Necked Stilt by Emanuel EchevarriaBlack-Necked Stilt
Emanuel Echevarria
Biologist and nature lover, DVM candidate, and amateur wildlife photographer from Puerto Rico.
European Toad by Maja FerleEuropean Toad
Maja Ferle
Biologist in love with tiny creatures, with a passion for macro photography.
Common Buzzard by Paul BuretCommon Buzzard
Paul Buret
UK wildlife photographer raising awareness and educating people about the wild.
Wood Frog by Jordan BaranieckiWood Frog
Jordan Baraniecki
A photographer exploring the micro world; holds a Masters in Fine Art.
Raccoons released back to the wild by Aark Wildlife RehabilitationRaccoons, back to the wild
Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation
Non-profit wildlife rehabilitation and education center rehabilitating and releasing native wildlife.
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See the feed in motion.

Every photo and video on Feravox comes from a real wildlife photographer or videographer who was there, in the wild. No algorithm, no feed lottery, just pure love for wildlife, shared by the people who live it.

Everything and Everyone Wildlife — a home for the people behind wildlife
Built for the people who care: photographers, sanctuaries, biologists, researchers, conservationists, NGOs, rangers and marine biologists
No algorithms and no AI generated content — a platform built entirely around wildlife and the people who love it
Your work can inspire people to protect wildlife — connect your photos, videos and knowledge to the species behind them
The more of us who join, the louder wildlife becomes — 60 wildlife creators are already on Feravox
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Bringing people closer to nature, through stories that often go unnoticed.

A volunteer-led global community shining a light on conservation stories and the quiet, powerful moments unfolding in the natural world every day.

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Endless games to learn.

Feravox games are woven into the feed. Answer a trivia card between swipes, guess an animal from its call, or place a species on the world map.

Mixed
Trivia
True / False
Where It Lives
Sound ID
Size
Baby Names
Group Names
Lifespan
Relatives
Odd One Out
Daily challenges

5 new games,
every day.

Five wildlife challenges refresh every morning. Quick to play, impossible to put down.

01
Animal Trivia
Real wildlife facts. True or false? One question at a time.
02
Sound ID
Hear the call. Name the animal. Field recordings, not synth.
03
Where It Lives
Drop a pin on the world map. How well do you know the wild?
04
Size Battle
Two animals. One question. Which one is bigger?
05
Odd One Out
Three facts, one lie. Find the impostor among the animals.
New

One animal. Every day.

A new lesson every day: five short facts about one animal, then five questions to make them stick. Two minutes, and you know something new.

The daily lesson in Feravox opens on today's animal, a kea, with its photo and scientific name
Meet the animal
Its portrait, its scientific name, and what it sounds like.
A lesson fact over the photo: a kea named Bruce with a broken beak uses pebbles to preen
Five facts, one at a time
Short, surprising, and every one checked against its source.
A lesson question about the kea, answered correctly with a short explanation
Five questions
To check what stayed with you, with the explanation every time.

Every animal you learn joins the Lessons section of your profile. And the Daily 5 quiz is still there, right next to it.

New

Who knows wildlife better?

Duel a friend. Five wildlife questions, twelve seconds each, the same five for both of you. The faster you answer, the more it is worth.

You
386
7
Your friend
341
Lifespan · 4/5
Which of these lives the longest?
Bowhead whale
Orca
Humpback whale
Your friend has answered
One link, that is all
Send the invite. They tap it and they are in the game.
Even if they play later
Your run is recorded. They duel it whenever they open it.
Speed counts
A correct answer is worth 100, and being quick is worth up to 100 more.

Your profile, your field notebook.

Everything you identify, play and keep lives in one place, and follows you from one device to the next.

Identify a species
Photograph what you come across and find out what it is.
Spotted
Every species you identify joins your journal.
Scores & streaks
Daily 5, quiz results and the streak you are protecting.
Favourites
Keep the cards that stayed with you.
Following
The wildlife photographers whose work you follow.
Saved facts
Put aside what you want to remember.
A Feravox profile: Identify a species, counts for spotted, favourites, day streak and facts, and tabs for Favourites, Spotted, Facts and Following
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What people are saying.

5.0
18 ratings · App Store

This app is an absolute delight for every animal lover. The photos are breathtaking, the kind that make you stop, stare, and smile. Beautifully designed, uplifting, and full of wonder. A perfect app to relax, learn, and enjoy nature from anywhere.

LexieM
App Store · Netherlands

A straightforward app to view facts and pictures about different wildlife species. If you are a photographer or creator like me you can create a profile and submit your own pictures. Really cool, straight to the point.

ad16032080
App Store · United Kingdom

I've always been obsessed with animal facts but now I can read it daily plus listen to sounds of different species. So many I discover that I didn't even know existed!

jane83510
App Store · Netherlands

Really love this app for wildlife creators and photographers. Unique, and the facts are on point. Perfect for anyone that wants to learn about wildlife.

Naturewithmandaa
App Store · United States

Downloaded it about a week ago and feels good not to feel guilty scrolling. Learn something every day, fascinating facts about all sorts of wildlife, gotta love the animal kingdom!

Skellysinfrancе
App Store · France

Love how the app has not only a slick design but also engages you with wildlife in a refreshing, interactive and action-oriented way.

Moritz_Harz
App Store · Netherlands

I love the app so far. The idea that you can see creators' work and discover new animals at the same time is awesome.

Jeff Kiefer
App Store · United States

The wild is waiting.

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