A pocket city that can be quickly developed, allowing players to experience eclectic gaming fun.Īfter constantly upgrading buildings, the higher the level, the more beautiful the shape, the more gold coins in the high-level houses, the faster the income, and the gold coins can be collected automatically after the upgrade.Ī large number of map areas are waiting for you to unlock: towns, oasis, cities, deserts, rich maps to unlock, and various beautiful building upgrades. Players can freely and continuously collect various resources, develop maps of different styles, plan each piece of land reasonably, and continuously upgrade and expand the city.
Pocket engypt city is an interesting Egyptian construction game. The book is compact, easy to slip into a daypack, and well up to the rigors of desert travel.The construction project is in hand, and the prosperous city is yours to build. Furthermore, as it describes and illustrates every whale and dolphin species recorded in Egyptian waters, including the Red Sea, it will be of special significance to anyone diving in the region. This is an indispensable reference work for anyone interested in the wildlife of Egypt, from professional biologists to desert travelers and interested amateurs. Additional vignettes emphasize aspects of mammal behavior, cover the minutiae of such features as the nose-leafs and ear structure of the various bat species, and illustrate the tracks and trails of the more commonly encountered mammals. Every species is meticulously illustrated-the bats and sea mammals in detailed black-and-white illustrations, all other species in scientifically accurate color plates. A map is also provided for each species, clearly showing its current, and in some cases historical, range.
Each mammal species is described in detail, with reference to identification features, status, habitat, and habits, and with comparisons to similar species. A Field Guide to the Mammals of Egypt is the first comprehensive field guide to every mammal species recorded in contemporary Egypt, from gazelle to gerbil, from hyena to hyrax.
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