Hook-and-Loop Fastener

The audio begins with the distinctive, rough sound of a hook-and-loop fastener, commonly known as Velcro, being torn apart. This sound is symbolic of the closure being disrupted, the hooks and loops that were once interlocked now being forcibly separated. The ripping noise is loud and clear, serving to emphasize the strength and durability of the fastener. As the audio continues, you can hear the process being repeated — the hooks and loops connecting, then being torn apart, over and over. Each time, the sound of the closure being ripped apart is just as prominent, reiterating the fastener's resilience and reliability. Towards the end of the audio, the tearing and ripping slow down, before finally coming to a halt, indicating the closure of the fastener once again.