The most chilling sound in my opinion is the sound of animals fighting. I remember hearing it one night in the early hours of the day. There were two cats fighting to the death. When I first heard that noise I thought I was going to die. During the summer, especially when it is very hot, you can hear even worse animal sounds coming from cats. It is really stressful to hear them. I am convinced that those who hear this dreadful wailing will always remember it.

On the other hand, there are many pleasant animal sounds. Some of them could also be considered musical and relaxing. I have quite a lot of nice animal sounds on my computer. I even use some of them as event sounds. For instance, whenever I open a file I hear the sound of an owl hooting. I also have longer animal sounds which I enjoy listening to from time to time. I have a bed ritual ? I always listen to a tape of loon calls before I sleep. This haunting echo of loons on the lake coming along with the echoing trees of the shore is magnificent. Only animal sounds can make you feel in touch with nature. Moreover, you can enjoy listening to them from your own house.

My most favorite animal sounds are the howls of wolfs, dogs and coyotes. Even though you might find that unusual as they might not be the most soothing sounds, but as I grew up in a rural area I am quite fond of them. My sister dislikes animal sounds of wolves because she finds them scary, whereas I have always found them soothing. When all members of my family moved to the big city I found it hard to fall asleep without hearing any animal sounds. The suburban street was quiet but you could hear plenty of animal sounds. In the city I couldn?t fall asleep without these lovely wild animal sounds. Thus I downloaded some sounds onto my computer. However, if you want something which is wild as well as relaxing, something which can make you feel in touch with the nature, the sounds of wild animals is what you are looking for.

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