Perfect for my blind Father

My Dad loved visiting the National Parks. When he lost his eyesight he relied on us to describe what we were seeing. He loved this podcast. All of the animals sounds and sounds of nature. The narration was just enough to keep him fully engaged. Thank you so much! Please do more episodes!!!

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Soundscape with narration.

I like listening to soundscapes as I go to bed. Wasn’t sure I’d like the narration but I loved this podcast. The animal noises are amazing and the narrator was really good.
I think this podcast would be especially enjoyable to little kids and feed their great imaginations.

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Very Soothing to Listen to

Informative and relaxing at the same time. Love all the nature sounds and the narrator has a great voice.

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One of the Best

Could not believe how much I looked forward to and appreciated the mastery of the narrator. Extremely enlightening and convincing.

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Informative and just all around lovely

There was not one thing I do not like about the entire series. Sarika has the most calming voice. Production is outstanding. I have listen to all episodes many times and will listen many times more.
Closing my eyes I can see, smell and experience it all.

I hope there are other production from these people.

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Something good from 2020

2020 was a tough year for most of the human world. How amazing that Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, Audible productions, and the sound recording team could take advantage of these months of human quiet to record the sounds of the natural world.

This may be the best thing to come out of 2020. Both these recordings, and the opportunity to acknowledge how *loud* our species is.

Despite the horrible circumstances of the pandemic, it’s good to know that the whales, bats, and birds had a year of quiet in which to talk with one another.

These recordings are a treasure.

Perfect bedtime podcast

The sounds of nature combined with the narrator’s voice are perfect bedtime soul soothers. Since there really is no story, I can listen to this multiple times and not lose the calming effect.

lovely

i liked each one. relaxing and pleasantly done.i wouldhear it again.thank you for posting this

definitely not a sleep sound

was hoping for a soundtrack if sounds of bird, waves, ect but it's more of a documentary aimed towards that of children or those without much knowledge of nature. Narrator doesn't have a soothing voice so is definitely not a sleep sound.

Newfoundland

I thought it was a good listen. Short. I would have liked to hear how it was formed . A little more detail about the original people & how the Vikings then got to be there.