May 26th, 2024
Team LTG
Prepare to be amazed! These animals produce loud sounds that rival rock concerts or jet engines.
Clicks and calls reach a deafening 230 decibels for echolocation and communication.
The largest animal on Earth emits powerful, low-frequency calls that travel hundreds of miles underwater.
These monkeys live up to their name! Their roars can be heard up to 3 miles away, especially in the dense rainforest.
A flightless parrot from New Zealand with a booming call that carries over long distances.
Their trumpets and rumbles are not only loud but also infrasonic—frequencies too low for humans to hear.
A pride of lions roaring together creates a powerful chorus that can be heard from miles away.
These insects produce high-pitched calls that can reach a deafening 120 decibels.
Uses echolocation calls that reach 140 decibels, deafening to human ears but essential for navigating and hunting.
Their croaks, up to 100 decibels, create a chorus that fills wetlands and swamps.
Howling wolves create a haunting sound used for territorial communication and social bonding.