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Surrounded by dense housing settlements, highways and smaller roads, it’s one of the only remaining parts of a once vast floodplain of the Vistula River in Warsaw. It used to be seasonally inundated with water by melting snow and after heavy rainfall. Many parts of its 150 hectares remain surprisingly wet, even when the neighborhood is now completely dried up, with all the ditches rather muddy than flowing. The northern part is a marsh overgrown with an alder carr that can seem like a wild ecosystem far away from any urban settlement. But its soundscape suggests a completely different interpretation than its visual reception. When we come here with new visitors, they often notice a certain unpleasant cognitive dissonance associated with the everyday background noise of the city, which “does not match” their visual experiences of the vast reedbeds, decaying poplars, and slim sedges lying down in shiny green waves.",[],[],{"_key":4491,"_type":8,"children":4492,"containsGlossar":128,"glossarDefs":4545,"markDefs":4546,"style":24},"ab682adf5267",[4493,4497,4501,4505,4509,4513,4517,4521,4525,4529,4533,4537,4541],{"_key":4494,"_type":12,"marks":4495,"text":4496},"f295ad9de94e",[],"A 2009 study by biologist Joanna Mazgajska of the Polish Academy of Sciences identified this ecosystem as crucial for the survival of amphibians in the Warsaw metropolitan area",{"_key":4498,"_type":12,"id":4498,"marks":4499,"text":1094},"5416592bcb83",[4500],"cee3e1eef415",{"_key":4502,"_type":12,"marks":4503,"text":4504},"20548a2d9353",[]," The researcher found six species of amphibians with big populations of common toads ",{"_key":4506,"_type":12,"id":4506,"marks":4507,"text":4508},"17d8ec2c09dd",[869],"(Bufo bufo",{"_key":4510,"_type":12,"marks":4511,"text":4512},"fda7376fc9c2",[],"). 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The apparent discrepancy between the image and sound of Zakole is not only a matter of clashing orders. It is also a matter of modifications taking place at different rates. Since the decline of agriculture and the resettlement of Zakole by beavers, we have seen an evolution towards the moistening and rewilding of this area. But listening to it reveals the extinction of species and the growing pressure of the city around it, and unfortunately it seems to be a more reliable prediction of change.",[],[],{"_key":4616,"_type":8,"children":4617,"containsGlossar":128,"glossarDefs":4653,"markDefs":4654,"style":24},"f8869e142428",[4618,4622,4626,4630,4634,4638,4642,4646,4649],{"_key":4619,"_type":12,"marks":4620,"text":4621},"9a7577b95ac9",[],"Songs of amphibians during their breeding season are recognized as valid information during scientific monitoring. The Amphibian Conservation Handbook provides specific guidelines for listening to frogs. 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