Five stacked layers of leaves filter the sun from emergent crowns to moss floor. Move your cursor through the right-hand forest to scatter spores and wake fireflies. Drag the daylight slider below to run dawn to dusk in seconds.
Douglas fir and Sitka spruce break 60 metres. Their needles slice wind first; gusts you trigger start here and cascade downward through the canvas simulation.
Only 2% of sunlight reaches the floor. The daylight slider remaps the whole palette — dawn gold, noon lime-white, dusk ember — while lux readout follows.
Ferns release 400 spores per click. Each particle carries velocity, drag and sway on the canvas; counters track your disturbance of the still air.
Rangers ID trees by needle, cone, and bark. Three questions, no stakes — test the eye you trained in the canopy above.
Not a true fir. Cones carry three-pronged bracts — the mouse-tail legend.
Feathery, uneven needles; the shade queen of the understory.
Leaves 30 cm wide. Autumn turns the floor to parchment.