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    The low snarl of a Jaguar encounter

    enMay 26, 2023
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    Sonoma Index Times reporter Chase Hunter shares the story of Sonoma's Bernie Krause, a 'soundscape' engineer whose describes in vivid detail his encounter with an exotic predator. 

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