Nature is the most beautiful legacy we can leave to future generations. A nature lover who is aware of this has designed a site called Sounds of Earth. On this site, you can rotate the model of the world in front of you and listen to the sounds of nature in different parts of the world. Let’s see what this is.
In our weekly site recommendation adventure, there is a very grateful site this week. Sounds of Earth When you enter this site, called a three-dimensional model of our world, you will see. While this three-dimensional model rotates around itself, you can rotate it as you wish and see where you want.
However, this is not the main purpose of the site. There are small play buttons on this three-dimensional world model. When you press any of these buttons, the area just below that button you can listen to the sounds, that is, the sounds of the Earth. We have shared information about the site you can access from here below.
Currently you can only listen to 11 regions of the world
Sounds of Earth, according to the founder of the site, for the protection and restoration of our ecosystems to relax or meditate and to raise awareness was born with the aim of creating a collection of ambient sounds of nature to help The founder of the site is also so that future generations can enjoy these natural sights and sounds that we naturally see. We need to protect and restore our environment. states.
Here are the regions where you can listen to their sounds on the Sounds of Earth site right now: Canada, Japan, California, Tasmania, Amazon, Portugal, Germany, Zambia, Reunion Island, Vietnam and Singapore.
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Shiraito Falls in Japan, Vietnam the rain forest, in Tasmania a river flowing in the forest, on Reunion Island heavy rain falling in tropical forest, night time in Zambia Kafue National ParkYou can listen to the Eistobel Nature Reserve in Germany, the sea waves in Nazare in Portugal, the sunrise in the Boreal forest in Canada, the Pacific Ocean waves in California and the rainforest in the Amazon.