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Pico Cão Grande
09:22
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Dawn Chorus
11:34
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Ocean Waves
13:10
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Mangroves
13:04
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Market of São Tomé
14:16
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Dusk
09:10
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Night waves and insects
14:06
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Cantagalo
13:34
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Rain
10:04
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Into the rainforest
17:20
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Tropical Storm
16:00
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12. |
Santa Josefina
11:10
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Lagoa Amélia
07:48
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Palm groves
15:08
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Virgilio Oliveira Prague, Czechia
World listener, sound recordist, audio creator
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