Costa Rica Launches Snake Identification App

Costa Rica Launches Snake Identification App

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Category : International Published on: April 04 2026

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  • Costa Rica has introduced a free mobile app called ICP App to help identify venomous snakes.
  • Developed by Universidad de Costa Rica’s Clodomiro Picado Institute, it addresses frequent public confusion.
  • The app covers 25 venomous snake species and commonly confused non-venomous ones.
  • It provides visual identification, first aid guidance for snakebites, and location logging features.
  • The initiative aims to reduce panic, prevent harm to harmless snakes, and improve public safety.
  • It promotes better human-wildlife coexistence through scientific information.
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