I don't know if this was planned out by the author of this article by right as I read this sentence "At 1:19, 1:37, 2:30 and 2:48, you can hear, in quick succession, the clarinet crowing like a rooster, the cornet whinnying like a horse, and the trombone braying like a donkey." I was at 2:48 in the video and heard what the sentence was describing. If it was planned out then it was a very cool effect and a good way for me to feel more connected to the article.
The autoplay video with the music was fine, but then I started hearing something about a coconut octopus, which was just distracting (+ couldn't work out what was playing so just shut the browser tab).
Hey, maybe the camera was tracking his eyes and started playing the appropriate sounds when his eyes focused on the right words. I'm only joking but I think that it is possible to do this.
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