Your collection is the permanent record of every cryptid you have documented, captured, purchased or moved into your vault while playing CryptoCam. Each entry keeps the specimen photograph, its scientific classification, the date and place of the field report, who discovered it, and whether the specimen has been minted as a collectible.
Because a collection belongs to one researcher, this page has nothing to show until you sign in with your CryptoCam account. The filters split the entries into specimens you currently own, specimens you discovered yourself, specimens that have been minted, and everything you have stored in the vault.
CryptoCam is a location-based cryptozoology game for Android and iOS. You walk to sighting points on the map, photograph whatever is reported there, and the research institute turns that photograph into a full species report: name, classification, description and illustration. Documenting a specimen makes you its discoverer; capturing it, trading it or minting it changes who owns the record.
Everything that has already been documented is public. You can read those field reports without an account on the discoveries feed.