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OU on the BBC: Sound of Life

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Aubrey Manning listens for the sounds of nature, and explains their significance.

20 Jul
2004

Join Aubrey Manning and explore the sounds of the planet, the sounds of nature - the Sound of Life. Imagine the sounds at the start of life, and meet the loudest insects on the planet.

First broadcast: Monday 26 Jul 2004 on BBC Radio 4

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Thursday, 15th July 2004
Tuesday, 20th July 2004

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