How Mauritian Forests may have sounded 400 years ago

The songs of the remaining endemic and indigenous species of Mauritius have been used to recreate the sounds of the ancient forests of the paradise island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean.

Check out and show your support for the wonderful work done by the Mauritius Wildlife Foundation for the preservation of endangered species on
www.mauritian-wildlife.org

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[inousch]

☆☆☆☆☆

for your ★wonderful★ video,

I love the sounds of nature! Ine

[Peace4everynation]

@inousch : Thank you for your kind comment!

[spiritual1703]

Fantastic Montage!! *****

[Peace4everynation]

@spiritual1703: Thank you for your generous comment!

[Jevin30]

that's awesome!!!

[Peace4everynation]

Glad you liked it!

[chantale7]

Beautiful....Thank you for this nice sharing

[QueencutyZazu]

ouep ta raison!esperon ki m marier aussi,lol

[Peace4everynation]

Thank you for your appreciation... you can always go there on holiday and breathe in the scent of its forest and be lulled to sleep by the waves gently crashing on its golden beaches... Mark Twain wrote: "You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first and then heaven, and that heaven was copied after Mauritius" - from his 1897 book, 'Following the Equator' :o)

[torrap1]

beautiful wish i was there