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• ★ 2023-12-07
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About iTrack Africa

There’s something about knowing what monsters sniffed your tent in the night or walked along the path ahead of you. And yet, so often those signs are a mystery to us.

Well they needn’t be. iTrack Southern Africa is a new, easy-to-use digital field guide that takes our communal knowledge of Southern African mammal tracks to another level altogether. It is accessible enough for those outdoor enthusiasts with completely nothing more than a casual interest in the footprints they come across and yet includes enough accurate and quantifiable info to be a strong tool for hunters, researchers and expert trackers.

It breaks fresh ground in documenting the commonly used gait patterns of a lot of Southern African mammals and makes use of over 2000 measurements to bring users never before published detail on track dimensions.

Some of the key features of this application include:
• Track and sign info for 57 Southern African mammal species (this number will continue to be added to in future updates).
• Over 650 high quality track, sign, and animal photos with captions that point out key identification features.
• Scale bars with precise measurements next to a lot of track and sign photos.
• Hoof, paw or foot photographs for a number species.
• Detailed descriptions for both front and hind tracks.
• Accurate track measurements for a number of track dimensions including, for certain species, claws lengths and intermediate pad widths.
• Detailed dung, gait, and similar species descriptions.
• The ability to zoom, pinch, and swipe between photos.
• Wikipedia pages for every species - stored in the application to let viewing with no internet connection.
• Info sections including how to measure tracks, basic track anatomy, gait patterns and trailing animals, including a novel section on the psychology behind tracking and how to focus your thinking to maximize your chances of successfully tracking down an animal.

iTrack Southern Africa, goes far beyond what a traditional field guide can offer with a strong search tool developed by Jonah to simplify track identification in the field. It makes use of basic track features, length and width measurements and your locality to narrow down the options. If you’re not sure what criteria to choose, just leave it out and the tool will still provide you with a list of possibilities based on the info you have given it.

Search by the following criteria:
• Common & Latin name
• Track length & width
• The number of toes
• Toe shape
• Presence or absence of claws
• Other track features
• Mammal group
• Space by Southern African country

iTrack Southern Africa is a collaborative effort between Dave Hood, a South African Field Guide and Naturalist with a passion for tracking who provided the bulk of the content and Jonah Evans – a wildlife biologist, the Texan State Mammologist and a CyberTracker track and sign specialist and evaluator. Jonah is also the producer of iTrack Wildlife – the definitive North American digital mammal track guide. The application uses Louis Liebenberg’s drawings which are broadly considered to be the most accurate depictions of Southern African animal tracks.

Full Species List:

Aardvark
Aardwolf
African (Cape) Buffalo
African Civet
African (Cape) Clawless Otter
African (Bush) Elephant
African Wild Cat
African Wild Dog
Bat-eared Fox
Black Wildebeest
Black-backed Jackal
Blesbok
Blue Wildebeest
Bontebok
Bushbuck
Cape Ground Squirrel
Chacma Baboon
Cheetah
Common Duiker
Common Waterbuck
Domestic Cat
Domestic Cow
Domestic Dog
Domestic Sheep
Eland
Gemsbok
Genets
Giraffe
Greater Kudu
Hares
Hippopotamus
Honey Badger
Horse
Impala
Leopard
Lion
Mountain Reedbuck
Nyala
Oribi
Porcupine
Red Hartebeest
Red Lechwe
Rock Hyrax
Southern African Hedgehog
Southern Reedbuck
Spotted Hyaena
Springbok
Springhare
Steenbok
Striped Polecat
Suricate
Vervet Monkey
Warthog
Water (Marsh) Mongoose
White Rhinoceros
Yellow Mongoose
Zebras

Privacy Policy: https://naturetracking.com/itrack-privacy-policy/

New Features: Bug fixes and new species added.

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