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मज़ेदार खेल जो प्रकृति के अजूबों से परिचय कराते हैं और कदम-दर-कदम आपके कौशल बढ़ाते हैं।
हर खेल की सामग्री की समीक्षा के बाद खेल एक-एक करके खुलते हैं।
Three examples per game. We are improving these games with your experience; progress stays in session memory only. Scenes and stories are symbolic, not records of real species or events.
First release: colour three symbolic scenes and explore their responses. Session progress only.
Children
Play now: Colour and awakenFirst release: steer and photograph fictional shapes in three scenes. Session progress only.
Children
Play now: Discovery submarineFirst release: cross three routes with planning or timed holds. Session progress only.
Teens
Play now: Expedition parkourFirst release: inspect clues and solve three symbolic puzzles. Session progress only.
Teens
Play now: Research station puzzleFirst release: connect claims to evidence in three fictional cases. Session progress only.
Adults
Play now: Reserve filesFirst release: rotate pieces and connect paths on three fictional boards. Session progress only.
Adults
Play now: Life corridorsTurn the cards over and match each creature with its picture or its name, from NAKTASHIF's approved images.
खेलें: Creature memoryChoose a suitable world for each creature: mountains, desert and oasis, coast and Red Sea.
खेलें: Habitat cardsA part of a creature (horn, tail, feather, print): guess whose it is.
Two look-alike creatures side by side: what tells them apart?
A sentence about a creature: fact or common myth? The answer comes with its source.
Every creature you discover is a stamp in your passport; every world you complete is a badge.
Build a food chain by dragging real creatures into place.
Deeper questions from every kind of approved fact, with a day streak instead of points.
One mystery creature a day, found through the tree of life: each wrong guess narrows the branch.
A precise personal record of every creature you discovered, with dates.
A calm daily moment: one creature, one fact, and an invitation to notice three good things in nature around you.
Take turns on one device; each family member gets questions at their level.
Stand the creature next to a child or an adult, or read its real measurements.
Turn the creature with your finger through five approved views, later a 3D model.
When does each creature wake and sleep? Place them on the day-and-night clock.
Tracks, nests and signs: who passed this way?
Arrange real creatures in one habitat and learn why they can or cannot live together.
