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Chorus of Wolves

Yellowstone National Park

Listen to chorus of wolves recorded in Yellowstone National Park. Public-domain recording by the National Park Service (NPS & MSU Acoustic Atlas/Jennifer Jerrett).

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Chorus of Wolves
1:25Public domain (US NPS)by NPS & MSU Acoustic Atlas/Jennifer JerrettNational Park Service
1:25

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About this sound

A pack of wolves howl during the evening while near an elk kill at Soda Butte. A Black-billed magpie flies by (1:00).

Why parks record sound

The NPS Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division monitors soundscapes in parks across the United States. Natural quiet is treated as a resource to protect, like clean air or dark skies: noise from aircraft, vehicles and machinery can mask animal communication and change the experience of a place.

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