Endless Safari (Nintendo Switch)

This game is very similar to Wii's "Endless Ocean" and "Endless Ocean: Blue World" but it's not only an undersea exploration game; it's a wild animal exploraton game. One player (either male or female) can go to every wildlife area spot around the world to find any kind of animal species in order to take its picture. It features a variety of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates, including elephants, giraffes, rhinos, hippos, tigers, lions, bears, gorillas, chimps, orangutans, kangaroos, koalas, whales, dolphins, sharks, seals, sea lions, walruses, penguins, manatees, and more. There also legendary and extinct animals to be found in various regions of the game.

Safari Areas

 * Northeast U.S. Woods
 * Northeast U.S. Coast
 * Northeast Atlantic Ocean
 * Midwest U.S. Prairie
 * Rocky Mountains
 * Mississippi River
 * Northwest U.S. Coast
 * Northwest Pacific Ocean
 * Southwest U.S. Desert
 * Southwest U.S. Coast
 * Southwest Pacific Ocean
 * Southeast U.S. Swamp
 * Southeast U.S. Coast
 * Everglades
 * Southeast Atlantic Oceans
 * Canadian Polar Coast
 * Canadian Woods
 * Arctic Ocean
 * Mexican Tropical Forest
 * Central American Tropical Forest
 * Amazon Rainforest
 * South American Coast
 * Pampas
 * Andes Mountain
 * Amazon River
 * Caribbean Islands
 * Caribbean Coral Reef
 * Galapagos Islands
 * North African Desert
 * Atlas Mountains
 * Central African Rainforest
 * East African Savanna
 * South African Savanna
 * South African Coast
 * Madagascar
 * Indian Ocean Islands
 * Middle Eastern Desert
 * Red Sea Coral Reef
 * Indian Ocean Coral Reef
 * European Woodlands
 * Alpine Mountains
 * Siberian Forest
 * Mongolian Steppe
 * Chinese Bamboo Forest
 * Mekong River
 * Himalayan Mountains
 * Japanese Forest
 * Indian Grasslands
 * Indian Desert
 * Indian Forest
 * Ganges River
 * Southeast Asian Rainforest
 * Indo-Pacific Coral Reef
 * Sea of China Coral Reef
 * Sea of Japan Coral Reef
 * New Guinea Rainforest
 * Australian Scrublands
 * Australian Desert
 * Australian Estuary
 * Tasmanian Forest
 * Murray River
 * Australian Alps
 * Great Barrier Reef
 * Fijian Islands
 * Hawaiian Islands
 * Hawaiian Coral Reef
 * Antarctic Desert
 * Antarctic Ocean