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Frog Sounds for the Duke

 
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Hey Paul, earlier this year you mentioned missing frog sounds at the Lab in this thread Frog Habitat

A week ago I was looking at the Kickstarter for this noise generator that helps you sleep Snooz

Since it was out of my price range for now, I wondered if the Play Store would have an app that would make similar noises. App for Noise

Guess what one of the sounds are? Yep, frog sounds. Pretty cool.

 
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Nice!

Of course, setting up some speakers and playing the sounds is not quite the organic approach.
 
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Organic?
Like geese or duck calls to lure juicy great tasting birds to an early demise?
Maybe you could apply for a grant to study the effect of artificial sounds on the lure of frogs to a non-native habitat. Then another study on how artificial sounds soothe permie types.
My wife discovered that a vacuum's noise could calm a cholicky baby.
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