African night sounds | Sabie River #3, Kruger National Park, South Africa- Kruger safari sounds 🌍154
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- African night sounds which are perfect to listen to first if you are considering traveling on a wildlife safari holiday to the Kruger National Park.
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Lively night time river sounds from the famous Sabie River @ Skukuza Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park, South Africa. Lions, hyenas, jackals, bats and more safari sounds for meditation and sleep.
Sabie River #1 - • African night sounds |...
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Take a journey through some of the best healing meditation nature sounds and photos that Africa has to offer. Use these relaxing safari nature and animal sounds to improve concentration and sleep. Listen out for a variety of bird, bat, mammal & insect species.
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Location - Sabie River, Skukuza Rest Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa
Date - 26 November 2019
Time - 3:12am to 5:34am
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Destination Audio takes you on a journey through some of the best healing ambient nature sounds the Earth has to offer.
- Enjoy a power nap to the rejuvenating sounds of the mighty Crocodile River running through the Kruger National Park for concentration.
- Escape the hustle and bustle of the big city when meditating to the soothing sounds of one of Mozambique's most remote beaches.
- Relax to the calming nature sounds of a jungle rainforest in Central Africa?
- Become more productive when studying for that vital exam to the sounds of a distant thunderstorm approaching Cape Town.
All of this can be achieved from the comfort of your own home with the Destination Audio channel.
A good pair of headphones or surround sound system is highly recommended, the built-in tablet and laptop speakers just don't do these amazing tranquil sounds justice.
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*Please list any animal or bird noises you can identify along with the time in the comments section below.
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Make sure you list any animal or bird noises you can identify along with the time you heard them in the comments below 👍
This literally gets me through the hardest times when I am away from the bush. I have been in the Netherlands for two years and this channel gets my feet up next to the fire and against the fence in Kruger even if only as long as I keep my eyes closed. Thanks a lot.
We’re so happy to hear that Hvz Botha 😊 Hope you get to travel back home and enjoy the Kruger again soon 👍🏼
Exactly this. Three months in Ireland and this is helping a lot!
Are you sure this is your original recordings?
Hi Trending Tigers, 95% of these are our original recordings from our travels. The other small portion of them are from other contributors. 😊
Thanks for these videos, help me focus immensely. Some sounds:
17:17, 34:30, 1:23:00 (faint), 1:42:21, 1:58:49 (faint) - hyena
21:54, 22:08, 1:25:15 (faint) - lion
1:01:24, 1:19:35, 1:55:52, 2:09:12 - bushbaby / galago (thick-tailed?)
And some others I am not definite of:
1:02, 40:05 ? Verraux's eagle owl
29:36, 49:17 ? Spotted eagle owl
30:36 ?? Skukuza staff dogs??
42:35, 46:13, 1:50:23, 1:53:57, 2:03:36 - bushbabies
1:17:25 - 1:25:15 - something eating, probably ellies?
and is the high-pitched, regular 'beep' between 44:33 and 47:22 a Wahlberg's epauletted fruit bat?
Brilliant konagirl 😊 Thanks for listing all the sounds you heard 👍🏼 We're so glad to hear that you enjoy our videos.
Regarding the Bushbaby, yes it is the Thick-tailed, and those must have the the staff dogs. Not quite should what was eating or moving around the microphone that night, but I remember seeing buffalo in that area just before sunset, so it might be them 👍🏼
All the best!
Now all I have to do is turn up my central heating so I feel like I'm in Africa! 🤣 🤣
Hahaha, that sounds like a plan Chiselh 😀
Most of south africa gets very cold during their winter, especially at night. If you sleep in tents that effect is magnified and you can find yourself shivering inside the tent at night, despite wearing warm clothes and having proper blankets.
It definitely can 👍 But on the flip side, even though the nights are cold, the days are very hot 😊
...and this is how hubby and I get through 14 days obligatory hotel quarantine, in the confines of our hotel room at Chek Lap Airport HK. Not even a window to open : (
Glad to hear that it helped a bit ingipingkids 😊 Must have been tough without a window to open.
What is that at 40:01 and continuing intermittently for the next couple of minutes? I thought at first hippo, but it's not deep enough and doesn't come with other identifying hippo sounds.
Hi Vincent, that is a Verreaux's Eagle-owl. Such a beautiful sound.
@@DestinationAudio great! Thank you. I'm sure I've heard it before in the bush in Kenya and Tanzania but couldn't quite place it. So soothing to listen to bush sounds from a loft in Glasgow Scotland to remind me of the many years I spent living and working in the bush.
What is that at 1:01:24? Some kind of bush baby?
Hi Byron, yes, that is indeed a Thick-tailed Bushbaby. Good spot!