The Bio-Detective Challenge: R
by @liam_ruperts·Keyboard Press A or B to choose paths, and Enter to continue.·Mouse Click the on-screen options to select a diagnostic path.
About this game
Analyze avian traits to identify rare species in this canopy research mission.
liam_ruperts made this on Mable.
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About The Bio-Detective Challenge: R
Analyze avian traits and use a dichotomous key to identify rare rainforest canopy birds in this research mission.
How to play
- Observe the live specimen's diagnostic traits and creature stats on your screen.
- Read the current question regarding the bird's beak, feet, or feathers.
- Choose between two paths that best describe the bird's visible traits.
- Continue answering the two-choice questions until you successfully identify the species.
- Repeat this process to log all three specimens in the expedition.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the on-screen options to choose a diagnostic path.
- Keyboard
- Press A or B to choose paths, and Enter to continue.
- Mouse
- Click the on-screen options to select a diagnostic path.
More about this game
Step into a field lab to identify rare rainforest canopy birds. Your goal is to successfully log three different specimens by analyzing their diagnostic traits. Observe each bird's beak, feet, feathers, and flight patterns. The game uses a dichotomous key system where every question gives you two paths. Make the correct choices based on the creature's stats to complete your canopy research mission.
Tips
- Pay close attention to the creature stats panel before answering, as it holds vital clues about the bird's traits.
- Focus on one specific trait at a time, such as the beak shape or feather color, to narrow down choices.
- Remember that every question only has two paths, so use a process of elimination if you are unsure.
FAQ
- How many birds do I need to identify?
- You need to successfully log three different specimens to complete the current canopy expedition and finish the research mission.
- What traits should I look for?
- You should observe the bird's beak, feet, feathers, and flight patterns. These diagnostic traits are key to choosing the correct path.
- How do I select an answer?
- You can use the A and B keys on your keyboard to choose between the two paths, then press Enter to continue.
