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Wild Sounds of Canada
- Narrated by: Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
- Length: 4 hrs and 10 mins
- Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Outdoors & Nature
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Wild Sounds of Canada
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- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
A willow ptarmigan in the Yukon
- Wild Sounds of Canada
- Written by:Various writers
- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Humpback whales near Vancouver Island
- Wild Sounds of Canada
- Written by:Various writers
- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Bison on the Canadian prairies
- Wild Sounds of Canada
- Written by:Various writers
- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Wolves awaken at moonlight
- Wild Sounds of Canada
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- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Wolves greet one another
- Wild Sounds of Canada
- Written by:Various writers
- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
Whales dive into the water
- Wild Sounds of Canada
- Written by:Various writers
- Narrated by:Sarika Cullis-Suzuki
A bald eagle hunts for fish
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Episode 1
A willow ptarmigan in the Yukon
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Episode 2
Humpback whales near Vancouver Island
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Episode 4
Bison on the Canadian prairies
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Episode 5
Wolves awaken at moonlight
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Episode 6
Wolves greet one another
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Episode 7
Whales dive into the water
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Episode 8
A bald eagle hunts for fish
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About the Narrator
Sarika’s marine research has taken her to many parts of the ocean, from the high seas to remote tropical islands to the coastal intertidal zones of her home, British Columbia. Her PhD investigated the effects of boat noise on fish, while her MSc focused on overfishing in the high seas, the results of which she presented to the United Nations.
Sarika is committed to speaking out about ocean issues and conservation, and works in environmentally-themed media: she has written for magazines, books and newspapers, worked in radio, and has hosted documentary films for Parks Canada, The National Film Board, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Ocean Networks Canada. Most recently, she hosted two The Nature of Things episodes which aired in 2020: one on the fascinating world of intertidal zones, and one on the heartbreaking plight of orca. Sarika has been featured as Ms. Chatelaine, was named an influential Canadian Millennial by The Huffington Post Canada, and one of Canada’s Top 30 under 30 by Explore Magazine in 2012.
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- Tracy Milne
- 2020-12-22
Wonderful sounds of Canada
I enjoyed the sounds of the boreal forests and the haunting whale songs. The narration was enlightening about the different regions of Canada.
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-02-17
Excellent.
Brought back canoeing memories. Thank you. Great stress buster during lockdown. I learned so much.
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- goldenappleskh
- 2021-01-01
Beautiful sounds, very good quality audio
Enjoyed listening to the sounds of nature in different areas of Canada, very good quality audios
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
- Amazon Customer
- 2021-04-16
beautiful sounds. wrong narrator
I was hoping this would be something nice and calming to listen to.
but once the narrator started talking, I was no longer relaxed. she has a nice voice, good for other reading. but not very soothing and kinda juts in.
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- JohnS
- 2021-03-12
Wonderful series with a gentle message
This is a wonderful series. It is well written, produced and narrated. Lots to learn as one travels from the Yukon east to Newfoundland and Labrador. The gentle message of climate change is presented in every episode without it being preachy. Just a reminder of the influences that we all have on our environment. Highly recommendable.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2021-03-12
Not what I was expecting
I was under the impression that I would be lulled to sleep by natural sounds of the outdoors, this is not the case. It is a narrative of the province's flora and fauna over a recording of various sounds.
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- D
- 2021-02-26
Listening to again and again
This is my favourite audible nature selection that I will appreciate in my library for years to come!
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- Stenolad
- 2021-02-21
Does anyone actually like the commentary?
I listen to these types of things for the pure natural sounds, not for the intrusive narration. There is the Planet Earth series for that, which seems to actually have less narration than this.
There are a lot of words here that ultimately cannot paint a picture.
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- John Neville
- 2020-12-27
Comments on Episode 5 Manitoba
Natural Symphony of wetlands from the heart of the continent. This was another lovely production, Congratulations. Near the beginning the narrator refers to Chorus Frogs. It should be Chorus and Wood Frogs, as the Wood Frog appears more often than the Chorus Frog. I really enjoyed the narration and the quality of the recordings. John Neville