A system, apparatuses, and methods for an animal call are shown and described. A hunting call of the present disclosure may include a base, a radiating arm having an attachment point to the base, a bottom click and a top click. The radiating arm may be resilient at one end to suspend the top click above the bottom click. The top and bottom click may be aligned to allow an interface of the top and the bottom click.

The present disclosure provides a wearable movement alert system comprising an enclosure, a divider positioned within the enclosure, a quiet chamber positioned within one longitudinal end of the enclosure, a noise chamber positioned within the longitudinal end of the enclosure that is opposite from the quiet chamber, at least one chime fixed within the noise chamber, and an agitator free to move about within the enclosure.

The present disclosure provides a wearable movement alert system comprising an enclosure, a divider positioned within the enclosure, a quiet chamber positioned within one longitudinal end of the enclosure, a noise chamber positioned within the longitudinal end of the enclosure that is opposite from the quiet chamber, at least one chime fixed within the noise chamber, and an agitator free to move about within the enclosure.

A zipper without electrical components that generates a distinctive sound when the zipper is opened or closed is disclosed herein. The zipper comprises a slider, a first and a second track. The slider comprises a plurality of tone bars and a plurality of audio openings. The first track comprises a plurality of zipper teeth. The second track comprises a plurality of zipper teeth. Each zipper tooth of the plurality of zipper teeth of the first track and the second track comprises at least one raised portion. The slider is configured to generate a musical sound when the slider is slid over the first track and the second track.

The present disclosure is directed to a musical instrument comprising a plurality of chimes, each of which has a fork portion comprising first and second prongs, or tines, and a resonator portion. Each chime is configured to produce a note of a predetermined pitch and frequency when one of the tines is struck by a mallet. The instrument may also be configured so that the note produced by striking one of the tines with a mallet has a desirable sustain. Embodiments of the musical instrument may be configured for installation in an outdoor environment, such as a playground or other recreational area, and thus to withstand the stresses associated with such an installation.

The present disclosure is directed to a musical instrument comprising a plurality of chimes, each of which has a fork portion comprising first and second prongs, or tines, and a resonator portion. Each chime is configured to produce a note of a predetermined pitch and frequency when one of the tines is struck by a mallet. The instrument may also be configured so that the note produced by striking one of the tines with a mallet has a desirable sustain. Embodiments of the musical instrument may be configured for installation in an outdoor environment, such as a playground or other recreational area, and thus to withstand the stresses associated with such an installation.

A bell for a bicycle comprises a mounting bracket for securing the bell to a bicycle handle bar, a striker moveably attached to the mounting bracket, and an arcuate shaped ringer supported outwardly and spaced from the mounting bracket by suspension means that allow the ringer to reverberate when struck by the striker.

A bell for a bicycle comprises a mounting bracket for securing the bell to a bicycle handle bar, a striker moveably attached to the mounting bracket, and an arcuate shaped ringer supported outwardly and spaced from the mounting bracket by suspension means that allow the ringer to reverberate when struck by the striker.

Musical instruments comprising tuned spherical cap bells that are individually mounted a framework to provide unique play opportunities. The spherical cap bells are tuned by controlling the height of the bell, by producing a thinned wall area that extends upward from the bottom edge, or both. The musical instruments may be configured to have a playful and recognizable appearance, such as for instance a caterpillar. The musical instruments may also be configured for installation in an outdoor environment.

Musical instruments comprising tuned spherical cap bells that are individually mounted a framework to provide unique play opportunities. The spherical cap bells are tuned by controlling the height of the bell, by producing a thinned wall area that extends upward from the bottom edge, or both. The musical instruments may be configured to have a playful and recognizable appearance, such as for instance a caterpillar. The musical instruments may also be configured for installation in an outdoor environment.