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Wild Sounds of Canada

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Join lauded marine biologist Dr. Sarika Cullis-Suzuki for an intimate tour of the wild heart of the nation. From the Tombstone Mountains of the Yukon Territory to the glowing grasslands of Saskatchewan, each episode is alive with the buzzes, warbles, and howls of Canadian wildlife. Cullis-Suzuki is your guide, painting a picture of the landscapes around you while letting you in on the wilderness stories unfolding. Curl up under the night sky in Newfoundland, and listen to a conversation between little brown bats as they leave their roost. Dip your toes in the Pacific Ocean while listening to the other-worldly humming of the plainfin midshipman (a toad fish). You’ll follow a pod of orcas, hear the crash of glaciers, and relax to the chorus of songbirds at dawn. It’s nature like you’ve never heard it before!©2020 Ari A. Cohen Productions (P)2020 Audible Originals, LLC Environment Nature & Ecology Outdoors & Nature Science
Episodes
  • Episode 1: Yukon Territory

    Episode 1: Yukon Territory
    Dec 17 2020
    Tombstone Mountain looms as the Klondike River roars past you. You’re in a subarctic wilderness, where great herds of caribou roam, and rare birds fly in from faraway places.
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    27 mins
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  • Episode 2: British Columbia

    Episode 2: British Columbia
    Dec 17 2020
    An orca exhales as it swims by, and waves crash at your feet. This is the west coast of Canada, where bears munch on mussels, the plainfin midshipmen hums, and raven sees all.
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    33 mins
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  • Episode 3: Alberta

    Episode 3: Alberta
    Dec 17 2020
    It’s springtime in the Canadian Rockies, and love is in the air! Get buzzed by a hummingbird and flashed by an orange-crowned kinglet, all while gazing out over the emerald waters of Rocky Mountain lakes.
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    32 mins
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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.

Something good from 2020

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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!!!

Perfect for my blind Father

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One can best understand better the enter relationship of the whole of the fragile systems to the largest of sea giants like whales and small and large airborne birds. Described in graphic details to be posted on readers hearts and mind.
Love the work and research products ❤️👀 !

A captivating and addictive research and account of Canadian ecology’s from submarine to mountain high with graphic descriptions

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

Very Soothing to Listen to

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

One of the Best

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