5K views · 28 reactions | Did you know that the drumming sound of a...

51K views · 3.1K reactions | Mounet Camará, from the Baga People of Guinea Conakri, masterfully playing the calabash. The calabash are dried and hollowed gourds that have a huge range of uses, from instruments to a common household utensil across West Africa. Instrumentally, they’re used in the construction of Bolon, Donso Ngoni, Kora, Soku, and Djidunun (water drums). VIdeo via djalo musica nomad on instagram. instagram.com/nomad.djalo/ | African Drumming | Facebook

12 Snipe are drumming 🥁 And Common Snipe really do drum! This sound isn’t a call or a vocalisation, but a mechanical noise produced by their tail feathers. The two outer tail feathers are structurally different to other feathers, being stiffer and projected further away from the rest of the tail. As the Snipe swoops, the air rushing through these adapted feathers causes them to vibrate which creates this iconic drumming sound. Common Snipe live on wet grassland, marshes and moorland throughout

2.1K views · 40 reactions | Ever wondered how the snipe makes the drumming noise featured on #LetNatureSing?: “They call my sound drumming but I’m no woodpecker. I use the wind, my wings. Good vibrations. Make everybody feel good. If we’re gonna change things, it’s gotta come from a place of feeling good.”  | RSPB | Facebook

4.9K views · 2.7K reactions | How to play FUNK on the Drums! #funk #drumming #drumtutorial #drumlesson #fyp | Juan Armamdo Diaz Baracaldo | Facebook

2.3M views · 119K reactions | Fun Fact: Bald eagles engage in a behavior called a death spiral in which they lock talons and tumble towards the ground during territorial disputes or mating. 礪 | Natural Habitat Shorts | Facebook