Leopard TV Android App Review
Love animals? Check this one out. Leopard TV allows you to watch live animal cams and new animal videos from Africa every week for $2 per month. You can download the app for free from Google Play.
Features
Leopard TV app for Android shows the Shayamanzi Ranch. The ranch is home to the free roaming leopards, and is situated in the heart of the Waterberg Mountains in South Africa. Here on this ranch, leopard.tv positioned unmanned cameras to capture natural wildlife behavior that also includes documenting this mysterious cat with a Leopard Mystery Project. The app provides a real peep into the world of leopards, their habitats and behavior. It hopes to bring that message and secrets to you; by creating songs about and contributed to each leopard character that has made its path towards Shayamanzi. In fact, not only can you read and learn about each leopard character, you can also watch videos and read more about other animals and wildlife including the BIG 5 of Africa. Professor J. du P. Bothma formerly of the University of Pretoria provides scientific insight into the lives of the wildlife and predators captured on camera.
Leopard TV is laid out like most other video apps. Browsing everything in the app is lot simple. The one major drawback is that the app does not allow you to test drive the utilities before deciding whether or not to subscribe. A trial feature would be great and this could bring more people to the app. Apart from live video streams, the app offers prerecorded videos for viewers to check out at their leisure. You can also support the Mystery Project by purchasing eBooks and songs. The app is slick and responsive. If you got a reliable 3G/4G connection, the app works like a dream.
Conclusion
Leopard TV app for Android opens up the secret world of leopards to you. Every week you can watch new video streams from the Shayamanzi Ranch, recorded as part of the Leopard Mystery Project. Apart from videos, the app also provides educational content on the animals, as well as songs and eBooks. The UI layout is user friendly. You won’t have any trouble browsing and searching videos. It is a pity that no trial version is available. You got to pay $2 for a monthly subscription to view the videos. Check it out if you are an animal lover who wishes to know more about leopards and their habitats and behavior.
Category: Free Android Apps
