Star Wars Ambience - Dagobah (wildlife, relaxing nature white noise)

Touching down on Dagobah.
Dagobah was a planet located in the Sluis sector of the Outer Rim Territories. It was a hot and humid world and a hotbed of life.
Among the purest locations in the entire galaxy within the energy field known as the Force, Dagobah was a mysterious, mist-shrouded, swampy planet, mostly covered in swamps and bogs, interspersed with countless shallow lakes and lagoons and multiple living caves.
I think we stuck the landing...
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Thank you for listening, I hope you enjoyed your stay. See you again across the galaxy…
Visuals made in Blender by me :)
#starwars #ambience​ #study #ambientmusic

[@garysanders7935]

Visuals lookin CRISP on this Klassik, he’s truly the audio and visual GOAT

[@meridiem]

This is awesome! I've been looking for something like this for a work from home background forever! Love it

[@KusariSpace]

🥰

[@Amdussy]

Thank you, that was a lot quicker than I thought possible.

[@KusariSpace]

A lot quicker than i thought possible too! 😅 Speedran a lot of tutorials learning how to make things

[@localracer]

Yes

[@adamplotagonart]

Cool ❤

[@donaldwhite5345]

You absolutely nailed it with hot and humid 😂 enjoy your training Luke 🚀

[@KusariSpace]

It was a fun one to make! 😄

[@DesGardius-me7gf]

_“Abruptly, Luke stood up in the cockpit, hand going reflexively to his lightsaber as he peered through the haze. Surly he hadn’t brought his X-wing down by the cave._
_He had. There, no more than fifty meters away, was the tree that grew from just above that evil place, it’s huge blackened shape jutting upward through the surrounding trees. Beneath and between its tangled roots, just visible through the mists and shorter vegetation, he could see the dark entrance to the cave itself.”_
-excerpt from _Heir to the Empire_ by Timothy Zahn

[@sammyreyrey]

Fabulous! Love having these on while I work.

[@grayflaneur4854]

Well, it may be slimy and a mudhole, but its someone’s home it is...

[@Ferain]

This is so cool! nice work as always

[@lucasfrappier7082]

How did you make this image?

[@KusariSpace]

In Blender. It's a 3D modelling software I'm trying to learn!