Crunching sound of a water bottle

In this audio clip, the primary sound you'll hear is that of a water bottle being crunched. It begins with a low, almost soft crinkle as if someone is gently squeezing the bottle, testing its flexibility. This soon escalates into a series of sharp, crackling crunches, mimicking the sound of the plastic being manipulated and twisted with more force. The resonance of the empty bottle intensifies each crunch, creating a somewhat echoing effect. The sound is sharp, crisp, and distinctive, bringing to mind images of the rigid plastic caving under the applied pressure. The sequence of crunches varies in rhythm and intensity, painting a vivid sonic picture of the bottle's continuous distortion. Towards the end, the crunching slows, and the sound softens, almost as if the bottle is slowly regaining its original form, leaving behind the loud narrative of its temporary transformation.