Here are a few examples of sounds that you may hear in
New Zealand.
You'll hear them mostly in the bush, and occasionally
in the cities every so often.
New Zealand has lots of cows. Here's the sound of a mad southland cow.
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New Zealand has more sheep than cows. Just beware of the crazy mutant
killer sheep from Taupo.
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to it. (201k)
What the runaway tiger sounds like in the dense bush of the Volcanic
Plateau.
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to it. (119k)
This is the sound of a native New Zealand elephant.
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to it. (17k)
Here's a sample of the local canaries from Porirua,
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to it. (92k)
What about the legendary sound of the weekend rugby match?
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to it. (36k)
You ever heard the sound of a kiwi in the bush? Kiwis stand 2.5 metres
tall at maturity and are very
territorial. Look out for the warning signals of
a mad kiwi before it claws you to death.
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to it. (14k)
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What about the legendary sound of an All Blacks rugby match in full
swing!
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to it. (36k)
Do you want to come to New Zealand? It's really stressful – listen to this
office worker's day.
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to it. (83k)
Don't go to Auckland. It's a living hell. This is Auckland on a good day.
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to it. (760k)
How about some typical New Zealand music?
Here's Fred Dagg. (You need Real Player audio for
this – download Real Audio for free!
).
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to it. (710k – but worth it!)
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