FERA

A living atlas, for iPhone and iPad.

One place, at one hour, with one animal in it.

A river bend in the Pantanal, a jaguar resting on the far sandbank — Pantanal, Brazil. She is there, on the sand, small against the water.

Turn a dark, lacquered globe. Choose one of 32 wild places across all seven continents. Then descend from the world, to a place at its own hour, to a single animal that looks back at you. Stay a while.

Nothing performs. Nothing counts your minutes. Nothing asks you to come back tomorrow.

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What is inside

32 places, from Svalbard to Fiordland, across all seven continents
Cinematic plates and quiet soundscapes, each one place at one hour
Every animal drawn to true scale beside a human figure
Habitat, range and conservation status for each species
Source notes behind every substantive fact
The complete atlas offline, with no account, no ads and no notifications

A misty beaver pond in Algonquin, a bull moose standing in the shallows — Algonquin, Ontario. Morning mist, and the sun not yet through it.

Two kinds of truth, kept apart

The pictures are made. They are composed like plates in a natural history folio, and the app says so plainly. The facts are found. Each one cites the exact source revision it came from, readable without leaving the app.

The pictures bring beauty. The words bring proof. Neither does the other's work.

A dark globe with a single gold bead marking a place

The eye of an animal, lit warm, looking back

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