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Nearly 700,000 gallons of water cascade over the edge of Horseshoe Falls every second, making Niagara Falls Earth's ultimate white noise machine. Beyond its mighty roar lies a meditative, rhythmic hum with the constant rush of water a not-so-subtle reminder of nature's resilience and persistence. Animals and tourists alike flock by the millions each year to this geologic site on the border of the United States and Canada to bask in this mighty waterfall sound and spectacle. As a cool mist lifts into the air and slowly descends around you, join in this sensory retreat, a peaceful white noise sound curated by Mother Nature herself. 43.07775, -79.07579
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