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ARTiST : Bernard Sobieszek
TiTLE : Sound Landscapes: The Calls Of The Frogs And The Toads
(Zaby i Zabowiska)
GENRE : Ambient
YEAR : 2008
RELEASE DATE : 02/2015
SOURCE : MP3
BiTRATE : 320kbps
SiZE : 167.9MB
WEBSiTE : http://www.musicmillennium.com
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01. rzekotka - hyla arborea (Zaby) 01:26
02. jeziorkowa - rana lessonae (Zaby) 01:21
03. moczarowa + trawna - rana arvalis (Zaby) 01:45
04. smieszka - rana ridibunda (Zaby) 02:04
05. trawna - rana temporaria (Zaby) 01:43
06. wodna - rana esculenta (Zaby) 02:19
07. grzebiuszka - pelobates fuscus (Ropuchy) 01:36
08. kumak - bombina bombina (Ropuchy) 02:22
09. paskowka - bufo calamita (Ropuchy) 01:16
10. szara - bufo bufo (Ropuchy) 02:18
11. zielona - bufo viridis (Ropuchy) 03:33
12. rzekotki i kumaki (Zabowiska) 06:25
13. smieszka na ezele (Zabowiska) 06:46
14. zaby moczarowe i trawne (Zabowiska) 06:23
15. jeziorkowa, wodna, ezasami smieszka, rzekotka, 06:54
kumaki (Zabowiska)
16. rzekotki a w tle jeziorkowe, wodne (Zabowiska) 05:36
17. gody trawnej (Zabowiska) 06:56
18. r. zielona, r. paskowa, z. jeziorkowa (Tercet) 12:30
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Ambient sounds of Eastern European frogs and toads.
The call of a frog is unique to its species. Frogs call
by passing air through the larynx in the throat. In
most calling frogs, the sound is amplified by one or
more vocal sacs, membranes of skin under the throat or
on the corner of the mouth that distend during the
amplification of the call.
Some frogs lack vocal sacs, such as those from the
genera Heleioporus and Neobatrachus, but these species
can still produce a loud call. Their buccal cavity is
enlarged and dome-shaped, acting as a resonance chamber
that amplifies their call. Species of frog without
vocal sacs and that do not have a loud call tend to
inhabit areas close to flowing water. The noise of
flowing water overpowers any call, so they must
communicate by other means.
The main reason for calling is to allow males to
attract a mate. Males call either individually or in a
group called a chorus. Females of many frog species
produce calls reciprocal to the males', which act as
the catalyst for the enhancement of reproductive
activity in a breeding colony. A male frog emits a
release call when mounted by another male. Tropical
species also have a rain call that they make on the
basis of humidity cues prior to a rain shower. Many
species also have a territorial call that is used to
chase away other males. All of these calls are emitted
with the mouth of the frog closed.
A distress call, emitted by some frogs when they are in
danger, is produced with the mouth open, resulting in a
higher-pitched call. The effectiveness of the call is
unknown; however, it is suspected the call intrigues
the predator until another animal is attracted,
distracting them enough for its escape.
EAN: 5907577103132
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