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Hello and welcome to Sounds of Meachair. I'm your host, Madam Soundsalot. Today I'm coming

to you from Deep in the Rainforest of Sumatra, a sprawling and lush ecosystem in Indonesia.

Listen, did you hear that? The mating call of the yellow cheek given. Very exciting indeed.

Oh my, listen. Sounds like something's approaching. I didn't believe it. What animal do you

suppose makes that sound? I don't know, take a guess. Did you guess a bird? Or perhaps you thought it

was a small furry mammal of some sort? Listen again. Would you believe that call is made by

Orion Mouselus? That's right. That is the singing so much in Rhino. The most endangered

Rhino species on the planet. I can't believe how lucky we are to hear it. It's me cool.

Hey, I'm walking here. I'm walking. Oh, how very odd. We must be near a roadway. No matter.

Nink-tura bounds and there's much more to explore here in the Rainforest. I can't close it.

Oh, thank goodness. Now where was I? It appears as though the jig is up. I am not in fact in the

Rainforest of Sumatra. I am in my apartment in Brooklyn. And my name is not

Madame Soundalot. In truth, I am Madame Sounds alike. You see, I have a unique talent for

imitating any sound. You name it. I can sound it. For example, all the animal sounds. At him,

but it seems as though I cannot escape the oral landscape of my city. Oh, Boba,

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