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Most people have the wrong idea about what a lion’s roar actually sounds like. The iconic lion roar used in films and media was created using tiger recordings, not a real lion.

And while a lion’s first bursts and a tiger’s long rumbling roar can sound similar at first, they’re built very differently in pitch, rhythm, and how the sound travels.

In this video, we break down how lion and tiger roars really work:
• Why Hollywood used tiger roars for lions
• The decibel and frequency ranges behind each roar
• What makes their sounds travel the way they do
• Why a lion’s roar carries farther

Note: When we talk about a lion’s roar having the greatest reach, we mean human-audible distance. Elephants communicate even farther, but their infrasonic rumbles can’t be heard by us. Wolves can sometimes match that range, but only in perfect conditions, cold, still air, open terrain, and quiet nights. Lions, by contrast, carry their roar far without needing special conditions, making them the farthest-reaching human-audible land animal sound under normal circumstances.

If you’ve ever wondered which roar is more powerful or what it feels like up close, this video breaks down what we do know.

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