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NPR Sound Treks
Animals
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Alternate Title:
Animals
Animals : unforgettable encounters in the wild
National Public Radio sound treks. Animals
Animals : unforgettable encounters in the wild
National Public Radio sound treks. Animals
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Imprint:
[Minneapolis, Minn.?] - HighBridge Co
ISBN:
9781615730629, 1615730621
Language:
English
Performers:
Reporter, Jon Hamilton.
Notes:
"Unforgettable encounters in the wild"--Container
A collection of NPR pieces originally broadcast between 2000-2019 on wildlife in various parts of the world, several of which focus on animal communication and the sounds animals make
1. Introduction / by Jon Hamilton -- 2. Holy baboon! : a "mystical" moment in Africa (Morning edition, December 22, 2009) -- 3. Radio gift : John Nielsen and the northern elephant seal (Day to day, December 27, 2007) -- 4. Decoding the hyena's laugh (All things considered, April 3, 2010 -- 5. Alpha bison : the quieter bellow wins the females (Morning edition, June 8, 2009) -- 6. Making "living with lions" practical in Kenya (Day to day, March 11, 2009) -- 7. Otterly adorable, but born to be wild (All things considered, March 17, 2009) -- 8. Recording story rattles producer (Weekend edition Saturday, September 6, 2008) -- 9. Close encounters with the Adirondack black bear (Weekend edition Sunday, September 2, 2001) -- 10. Hear them roar : noisy new world monkeys (Morning edition, January 28, 2008) -- 11. What wildlife lurks in Central Park by night (All things considered, July 7, 2008) -- 12. Gorilla population up 14 years after genocide (All things considered, April 22, 2008) -- 13. Slo-mo cricket chirps reveal secret serenades (Morning edition, October 19, 2009) -- 14. Sounds give researchers clues to elephants (Morning edition, August 17, 2009) -- 15. Chasing after the elusive narwhal (Morning edition, August 18, 2009)
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A collection of NPR pieces originally broadcast between 2000-2019 on wildlife in various parts of the world, several of which focus on animal communication and the sounds animals make
1. Introduction / by Jon Hamilton -- 2. Holy baboon! : a "mystical" moment in Africa (Morning edition, December 22, 2009) -- 3. Radio gift : John Nielsen and the northern elephant seal (Day to day, December 27, 2007) -- 4. Decoding the hyena's laugh (All things considered, April 3, 2010 -- 5. Alpha bison : the quieter bellow wins the females (Morning edition, June 8, 2009) -- 6. Making "living with lions" practical in Kenya (Day to day, March 11, 2009) -- 7. Otterly adorable, but born to be wild (All things considered, March 17, 2009) -- 8. Recording story rattles producer (Weekend edition Saturday, September 6, 2008) -- 9. Close encounters with the Adirondack black bear (Weekend edition Sunday, September 2, 2001) -- 10. Hear them roar : noisy new world monkeys (Morning edition, January 28, 2008) -- 11. What wildlife lurks in Central Park by night (All things considered, July 7, 2008) -- 12. Gorilla population up 14 years after genocide (All things considered, April 22, 2008) -- 13. Slo-mo cricket chirps reveal secret serenades (Morning edition, October 19, 2009) -- 14. Sounds give researchers clues to elephants (Morning edition, August 17, 2009) -- 15. Chasing after the elusive narwhal (Morning edition, August 18, 2009)
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1 sound disc (69 min.) :,digital ;,4 3/4 cm
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