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Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound.Get more info.
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Sea Otter - Recovery
Once hunted for their fur, Sea Otters have been saved from extinction thanks to the efforts of conservation biologists.
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-- Jul 23, 2014
Wrens of Ecuador - Choral Song
The call of the Plain-Tailed Wren may be the most complex non-human song in nature.
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-- Jul 22, 2014
Wrens of Ecuador - Group Sing
One species of wren lives within an extended family. Could a lack of available real estate explain this unusual living arrangement?
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-- Jul 21, 2014
Wrens of Ecuador - Discovery
Rather than vocalize in your typical bird duet, a species of tropical wren sings in a chorus.
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-- Jul 18, 2014
Wrens of Ecuador - Why
Unlike their quieter sisters to the north, female tropical wrens can sing with the best of them.
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-- Jul 17, 2014

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