Prairie dog is a burrowing rodent that lives in western North America. The animal gets its name from the prairies where it lives, and from its warning call, which sounds like a domestic dog's bark. Here's some of their sounds.

Wild Boars are called exotic pests for many reasons. They kill many native plants,water plants, even small native animals. Because of this, boars are often hunted to keep them from damaging the environment around them.

Lizards are fascinating creatures. There are thousands of different kinds and they can be found almost everywhere in the world, but only a few vocalize. Listen to some of the species like geckos, that create sounds.

Clumsy as the walrus appears to be on land and ice, the animal is a majestic and extremely formidable creature in the water. Listen to the sounds they produce both above and below water.

Rattlesnakes are a group of venomous New World snakes, genera Crotalus and Sistrurus. They belong to the class of venomous snakes known commonly as pit vipers. Listen to what they sound like.

Flying squirrels have many vocalizations, some audible to humans, some not. They use high-pitched sounds for navigation, similar to the echolocation system of bats. Loud things come in small packages!

Jungles are the natural habitat of many wild animals and plants on the planet. Check this out and listen to the the natural jungle ambiance.

Sound Clips from Sea otter, a large otter native to the North Pacific, from northern Japan and Kamchatka east across the Aleutian Islands south to California.

Chick Sounds are very rythmic, with even spacing and roughly every other chirp being louder because sometimes two chirp and sometimes one chirps. They keep this pattern all day getting louder when the mother arrives with food.

Physicist Stephen Hawking received the highest award for scientific achievement in theoretical physics and cosmology. Despite his illness, he had no idea that he would become one of the world's smartest people.

In poems and music the source of love is said to come from the heart. Medical science has shown us that the human heart beat keeps us alive and going. Listen to the various beats and murmurs of our body's most vital organ in these audio clips.

Great collection of frog sounds with name and recorded place.

Vultures are scavenging birds, feeding mostly on the carcasses of dead animals. Vultures are found in every continent except Antarctica and Oceania.

The Baltimore oriole is one of the few birds in North america that has orange colored feathers, it's sounds are here. As well as many other interesting varieties of Orioles found around the world.

Woodpeckers are known for chiseling and pecking wood loudly. They have extremely long tongues, and stiff tail feathers helping them perch upright in trees. This is what woodpeckers sound like...

Lovebird pet owners can Play these sounds and your lovebird will surely sing back. Several different lovebird species are represented here and even some trained lovies that speak!

Listen this little creatures.They have a fur with an extremely soft feel and is popular in the fur trade.

In some areas like Puget Sound and San Juan Islands, these black and white Orcas remain an edangered species