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Kookaburra
04:35
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Bat
05:48
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Porcupine
02:15
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Crab
03:31
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Turtle
01:11
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Meerkat
02:58
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Leopard
03:23
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Orca
01:18
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Kangaroo
02:36
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Mouse
01:21
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Caribou
05:03
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Dog
02:46
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Jellyfish
04:20
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Bison
04:47
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Dove
02:56
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Hippopotamus
05:13
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Blue Macaw
07:34
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Silver Kittens Syracuse, New York
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all sound is recorded, produced, mixed and mastered by Silver Kittens
photography by Silver Kittens
Cover art for Leopard/Caribou, Crab/Jellyfish and A Trip to the Zoo by Adam Drafts-Johnson (www.instagram.com/adamdjart/)
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