Pofirelaku Reef Line
Conduct scientific transects across the coral waters of Townsville and Magnetic Island. Manage energy pools, deploy survey probes, and catalog protected reef species in real time.
Catalog 3 distinct reef specimens (Giant Clam, Butterflyfish, Sea Star) to conclude the active transect shift successfully.
Ready your survey probe. Click or tap to deploy, collect Giant Clams, Butterflyfish, and Sea Stars along the transect.
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Simulates benthic currents and marine fauna distribution curves modeled on actual data from Magnetic Island coastal surveys.
Target species monitored during the Pofirelaku Reef Line ecological transects.
Found anchored to reef flats around Nelly Bay and Geoffrey Bay. High ecological value for reef filtration and biodiversity.
Active swimmer inhabiting shallow coral gardens. Indicator species for coral health and water clarity across North Queensland.
Prominent echinoderm observed along sandy reef gutters. Monitors benthic stability and invertebrate population balance.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting effective survey shifts.
Each probe deployment deducts energy points. Catching specimens replenishes your energy pool and increases your streak.
Wait for target specimens to align with your drop trajectory. Higher streaks multiply your catalog score.
Successfully catalog 3 specimens to complete the shift. You may restart or continue surveying at any time.