Name That Tune

Six successive breaths heard at nearly regular intervals, usually spaced about 3 seconds apart. The breaths are heard in short bursts as if the breath's occur at the water's surface.

An animal making high-pitched chirping noise in succesion. Sometimes it chirps in three successive high pitched "tweets," but mostly it makes repetitive, incessant chirping sounds.

An animal makes a noise similar to a loud trumpet or fog-horn. It trumpets twice, and then a loud breathy exhalation of air and water vapor is heard, followed by a smoother, quieter trumpet noise.

An animal makes quick clicking noises, followed by a single chirp. More clicking, then a longer chirp or squeal, followed by more clicking calls.

A crow is heard in the background while a crunching sound makes up the main recording. An animal is crunching on barnacles, and it sounds similar to a human with a mouthful of crunchy potato chips.

The sound of flapping wings, followed by a quick high-pitched chirp and a long, vibrating whistle that carries on for several seconds before repeating.

An animal makes repetitive cries, "ah" or "wah," almost a mix between a bark and a crying noise.

Sounds of swishing and trickling water are heard as an animal crunches intermittently on hard food items, making loud crunching noises.

An animal makes several recurring whistling calls. The whistles are high pitched and vibrate, making a buzzing while it whistles.