“We leave it near a wolf den site and we come back home and we wait a couple months. I bring the recorders home. I pull the SD cards and we've recorded over 200,000 hours, which would take me roughly 50 years to listen to.”

TED Radio Hour · Can curiosity save the wild?

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deployed acoustic recorders across Yellowstone that captured about 200,000 hours of audio (~3 TB) over a year

200,000 hours, 3 terabytes

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