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In the audio titled "Sounds of a Rabbit: Oinking and Squeaking", you are treated to a variety of charming and intriguing noises produced by a rabbit. The main focus of the audio is on the more unusual sounds rabbits make, specifically oinking and squeaking. The oinking sound begins first, an almost pig-like noise that is surprisingly low and robust for such a small creature. This oinking sound is unexpectedly rhythmic and continuous, providing an interesting contrast to what one might typically associate with the soft, gentle nature of a rabbit. Following the oinking, the audio transitions to the rabbit's squeaking sounds. These squeaks are high-pitched, more in line with what one would imagine for a rabbit. The squeaks are intermittent and sharp, each one distinct, like the chirping of a small bird. These sounds, both the oinking and the squeaking, provide a fascinating insight into the lesser-known vocalizations of rabbits. The audio is a delightful exploration
