Put it at the opening of a tropical or island segment, immediately after a photo reveal, so it marks the change of place. Follow a camera shutter with it, then let a bell ding mark the next location before the scene settles into the main footage.
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This 0.6-second clip holds a single clear two-note chirp from a tiny coquí frog, bright and sharp enough to cut through a busy scene. It feels playful and warm, like a summer night outdoors, and can land as a quick surprise in a joke. The call comes from the common coquí, a small frog native to Puerto Rico, where males sing it after dark.