Jungle sounds - Rainy morning in the Amazon rainforest - YouTube
Explore the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest, and its incredible biodiversity. Discover its vital role in global climate regulation and the resources it provides. This video examines both the rainforest's immense value and the serious threats it faces.
Nature sounds recorded in the Amazon rainforest. Earlier this year I had the privilege of visiting remote parts of the Amazon jungle in Eastern Peru. It would be impossible to put into words what it felt like to be there, waking up before dawn to the sound of birds and soft rain and to the earthy smell of decomposing vegetation. All I can do is share these beautiful recordings in the hope that you can feel a little closer to this fascinating ecosystem. Listen out for the bubbling calls of Motmots, my favorite bird. They're not difficult to spot. Enjoying these videos? Feel free to support…
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