Koala is the only mammal which can survive on a diet of eucalyptus leaves. Koalas prefer to move around just after sunset spending daytimes asleep in the fork of a tree. Come let's listen to them while they were awake...

Hear some of the owl sounds or call from their various types...

Sheeps are closely related to goat antelopes. They are also one of the many animals that gives economic importance to different countries. Hear they bleat and baa...

Robins have a rich and warbling song, sometimes described as mournful in winter but cheerful in spring. Other calls include a thin seee and a hard tic-tic-tic. Listen to their voices here.

Sound clips of the fastest land animal on Earth Cheetah, a typical member of the cat family that hunts by sight and speed rather than by stealth.

The largest of living primates found mostly in the jungles of Africa. Also, the next closest living relative to humans after the two chimpanzee species.

Blue Jays frequently mimic hawk calls. The common call is a harsh, jeering jaay or jaay-jaay, which often attracts other jays. Soft nasal notes are given when birds are in close proximity, especially during mate feeding and nest building.

Ever found yourself saying "WOW thunder!" If it's been a while, listen to these audio recordings of lightning and thunder, sure to stir you're memories of mother nature's fury.

Llamas are camel-like animals but they don't have humps. The groaning noises they make is often a sign of fear, and gargling when sexually aroused. Listen to the other sounds as a form of their communication.

Ravens can be found in many myths written through history. In the American Indian and Celtic Legends, and In horror books and films where the raven often symbolizes a death coming.

Beautiful bird sounds from all over the world with name and origin.

Toucan birds commonly keep up a racket of vocalization, which suggests that they are not trying to remain hidden. They have a croaking call that sounds like RRRRK.

From the Russian word meaning "White" the Beluga whale is known as the canary of the sea as they produce a vast repertoire of sounds including whistles, squeals, moos, chirps, and clicks.

Crocodiles are the most advanced of all reptiles despite their prehistoric look. Unlike other reptiles they have a four-chambered heart, diaphragm and cerebral cortex. A crocodiles physical traits allow it to be a successful predator.

The goose or geese is one of the best known birds in the world. They have been domesticated for centuries. Here are some of the vocalizations, songs and calls of these waterbirds.

Sounds of rare wild cats are here: Lynx, Margay and Ocelot. A Lynx is any of several medium-sized wild cats. Sceptics of the Abominable snowman in Tibet claim that the the largest of all Lynx: The Siberian Lynx is being mistaken.

Ever wonder what dinosuars might have sounded like? Give a listen to what might have been a common sound in the forests near you.

The Polar bear is instantly recognisable by its white coat and is native to the areas near the Arctic Ocean. Polar bears are surpisingly strong swimmers.Yet they are the first animals to be made endangered because of global warming.