Sharks RT

Sharks RT is a super fun and educational app for Windows 8, 8.1, and 10. If you've ever wanted to learn more about sharks, this is the perfect tool! It’s packed with cool info about various types of sharks and has awesome pictures of these fascinating fish.

Learn About Different Types of Sharks

This app works really well on touch devices like tablets since it has big buttons that are easy to tap. Plus, the best part? You don’t even need internet access because it has its own local database full of shark content. So whether you’re at home or on the go, you or your kids can dive into learning about sharks without any interruptions!

User-Friendly Interface

Once you download and install Sharks RT from the Windows Store, you'll see a clean and easy-to-use Modern UI right away. It displays all kinds of sharks as soon as you open it up, including their length and weight. You’ll find everything from Basking to Bull Sharks, Mako to Whale Sharks, Blacktip Reef to Great Whites, Nurse Sharks to Blue Sharks, Hammerheads to Tigers!

Dive Into Shark Details

If you want more details about a specific shark type, just click on one of the boxes! You’ll find in-depth info like lifespan, length, weight, how they look, speed, what they eat, how many pups they have when they reproduce (yes—shark babies!), their danger level to humans, and where they live.

Navigating Through the App

After checking out one shark type, you can easily go back to pick another from the main menu or use the left and right arrows to browse through your options. One little bummer is that there aren’t any features for saving info directly to your clipboard or printing it out.

Share Your Shark Knowledge

The good news? You can take snapshots of what you've learned! Thanks to its integration with the Windows share charm, you can share those images with friends or save them right on your computer.

A Fun Way To Learn About Sharks!

All in all, Sharks RT gives you a simple yet fun way to discover more about ten different types of sharks—three of which are known to be dangerous! And guess what? It’s completely free!