Some sand dunes produce sound when the wind makes them slide.
Why it is true
Singing dunes, such as those in the Mojave Desert, emit a low-pitched sound similar to distant thunder when the sand slides. The sound is caused by friction between the sand grains and can last more than a minute.
Source: National Park Service
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