3D and 2D Augmented Reality (AR) book

A publication in which you can meet the mammals of European forests in the most modern form. The book and the accompanying mobile application videos present forest animals in English in a spectacular way.

Introduce your child to forest animals in English! Our book helps with this, in which we present 16 species with short texts, talking pictures and multimedia content that can be started with a mobile phone camera.

Our book is both a motivation for learning and a wealth of important information about the characteristics, behaviour and special specimens of forest animals.

Trailer, contents

CONTENTS

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1. Head to the Forest!

The forest as a habitat and shelter, the tasks of forest and game managers, game protection and responsible behaviour in the forest.

Multimedia content

Forest Etiquette

Levels or layers of the forest

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2. Wild Boars

The wild boar’s robust body structure, lifestyle, diet, characteristics and special relatives.

Multimedia content

Wallowing tusked animals

The wild boar

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3. Red Deer

The red deer’s body structure, magnificent antlers, lifestyle, deer bellowing and the best-known deer species.

Multimedia content

Beauties with antlers

The red deer

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4. European Roe Deer

The European roe deer’s graceful body structure, characteristics, lifestyle and feeding habits.

Multimedia content

Red deer vs. roe deer

The European roe deer

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5. Mouflons

The mouflon’s powerful body structure, distinctive curved horns, lifestyle, habits and mountain-dwelling relatives.

Multimedia content

Four-legged mountain dwellers

The mouflon

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6. Red Foxes

The red fox’s body structure, excellent senses, hunting, lifestyle, fox burrows and fascinating fox species.

Multimedia content

Cunning predators

The red fox

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7. Grey Wolves

The grey wolf’s pack-living and pack-hunting lifestyle, characteristics, communication and wolf howling.

Multimedia content

Dangerous hunters

The European grey wolf

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8. Brown Bears

The brown bear’s body structure, lifestyle, hibernation and characteristics of remarkable bear species.

Multimedia content

Shambling giants

The brown Bear

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9. Wild Cats

The wild cat’s solitary lifestyle, comparison of its external features with the domestic cat, and characteristics of the lynx.

Multimedia content

Stealthy predators

The lynx

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10. Badgers

The badger’s body structure, nocturnal lifestyle, diet, sett networks and unusual badger relatives.

Multimedia content

Notorious specimens

The badger

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11. Steppe Polecats

The slender steppe polecat’s lifestyle, feeding habits, distinctive communication and relatives from the weasel family.

Multimedia content

Martens or pine-martens?

The weasel

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12. Eastern Hedgehogs

The eastern hedgehog’s characteristics, lifestyle, defence, hibernation and distinctive hedgehog species.

Multimedia content

Living balls of spikes

The hedgehog

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13. European Hares

The European hare’s diet, lifestyle, characteristic behaviour, differences from the European rabbit and fascinating hare species.

Multimedia content

Hairy bunny rabbits

The European rabbit

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14. Red Squirrels

The playful red squirrel’s lifestyle, body structure, diet, distinctive communication and unusual relatives.

Multimedia content

Squirrels on the ground and in the air

The red squirrel

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15. European Hamsters

The European hamster’s food-gathering lifestyle, underground burrow, diet and characteristics of remarkable rodent relatives.

Multimedia content

Ugly, but capable!

The European wood mouse

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16. European Beavers

The European beaver’s body adapted to aquatic life, dam and lodge building, diet, and the playful otter.

Multimedia content

Otter play – water play

The beaver

The "Brown Bear" 2D animation AR.

Try it for free!

After downloading and printing the test page at home you can test how the augmented reality elements in the book work. Follow the instructions on the sample page!

Mammals in forests

Specifications

ISBN 978-615-6501-04-2

Age recommended: 4-10

Language: English

Number of pages: 38 pages

Size: B5

Quality: 4+4 colour printing spiral binding, inside sheet: 190 g offset paper; cover: 295 g GC1 cardboard, B1 and B4 matt coated

Number of AR elements: 16 3D holograms, 16 2D animations

Usage device: mobile phone or tablet

Operating System:

iOS: Devices running iOS 16, iPadOS 16 or later.
Android: Minimum Android 10 or later device with a 64-bit processor and operating system. Some features require an ARCore supported device.

Required device storage: 250 MB

Internet connection: internet connection is required to download and update the app and the content of the publication (WiFi connection recommended). Once downloaded the publication content is available offline.

Animal book in new interpretation

Our print book and augmented reality videos bring your child closer to the forest animals of our continent.

Each animal species is presented in a pair of pages where, in addition to lots of useful text and visuals, we have included a 3D hologram and a 2D animation starter image. You will need to scan these with your mobile device's camera after opening the AR Books LibrARy app.

Fun and education for children

Our book about forest animals in English is recommended for children aged 4 and over. The talking videos in augmented reality will fascinate little ones, and they'll love flipping through the pictures in the printed book.

For children who can't read yet, turning the book with a parent is a great way to pass the time together. Older ones are already skillfully using the contents of the app and reading the striking texts of the book.