A sonic environment refers to the auditory landscape created by sounds in a specific area. This includes natural sounds like birds, wind, and water, as well as human-made noises such as traffic, music, and conversations. These sounds interact to form a unique acoustic experience that can influence mood and behavior. Sonic environments can vary greatly depending on location and time. For example, a busy city may have a chaotic sonic environment filled with honking cars and chatter, while a quiet forest offers a serene atmosphere with rustling leaves and distant animal calls. Understanding these environments can enhance our appreciation of sound in daily life.