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In the ancient forest of Juodkrantė, along the Dendrological Trail, there is an impressive sound catcher that resembles a megaphone. This 3-meter-high and equally long wooden sound catcher has a narrow and a wide opening. By placing your ear to the narrow end or stepping into the wide one, you can listen to the "captured" sounds of the forest and enjoy its atmosphere. But five minutes won’t be enough—if you step into the wide opening, you should stay for about half an hour. Then, you’ll start to hear many forest sounds that are usually inaudible to the naked ear. This wooden device "catches" them, amplifies the sound inside, and allows people to enjoy the forest symphony more deeply than by simply walking through the woods. That is the purpose of the sound catcher – to give visitors a chance to experience new sensations, heighten their senses, and connect with the environment.