“In the first days the world was dark, eyes saw nothing; should you walk, you had to seek your way with your hands, and trust what the ears did hear. Everything was sound. Man hears the reinbulls coughing with deep guttural tones, the wolfs howling, the bears growling, the foxes howling: “Kak – kak – kak!”

In the sea the seals sniffles, the walrus’ hisses, the whales blows: “Puh – puh – puh!” Birds are screaming and singing. You hear the wind whistles in the woods, the hissing and whispering of the leaves, the surf breaks against the shore.“