15 Loudest Animals In The World

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Animals around the world have their unique characteristics which differentiate them from one another. Sound is one of those. Here is a list of 15 animals who have the loudest sound across the globe but before we do that Please give this video a thumbs up as it will help YouTube Algorithm.

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The sound of a hyena is popular as it’s similar to that of laughing. It makes a high-pitched laughing sound when it is being attacked, hunting prey, or calling its offspring and this sound can reach up to 112dB. They have an extremely powerful bite force which can even kill a lion.

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Lion, the king of the jungle can produce a roar that can reach up to 114 decibels. This roar can be heard from a distance of five miles. They roar and grunt to mark their territory and scare off invaders. This is the loudest cat in the family of cats.

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Hippopotamus are extremely dangerous animals. They kill more humans compared to all the wild cats. Although it is a large animal it can attain the speed of 20 miles per hour and produce a high-frequency grunt or groan for attacking and threatening purposes.
This animal makes a sound in water and on the land of a frequency reaching up to 114 decibels. They use various sounds for various purposes, and one of them is the clicking sound which they use to navigate through the water just like dolphins..

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The gray wolf can produce a high-frequency howl up to 115 decibels while hunting. Their howl can be received from miles away. They usually travel in a pack of six to fifteen members. They howl as a group to mark their territory in presence of another wolf pack.

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When an African elephant produces sound it can be heard at a distance of six miles. It produces various sounds for different emotions such as expressing anger and danger. African elephants are social and intelligent & they use their intelligence to produce a sound that can reach up to 117dB.

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North American bullfrogs make certain noises for various reasons. The loudest noise this frog can produce is while his mouth is open but usually he makes sounds with his mouth closed.

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There are about 36,000 species of cicadas but the loudest ones are greengrocer cicadas which produce sound up to 120 decibels and can be heard from a distance of 1.5 miles. The males are louder than the females. The males produce sounds to attract females, the louder the male the more females will be attracted to him.

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A northern elephant seal is known to have a unique sound that can reach a frequency of up to 126 decibels. They use these noises to converse with their offspring. They can produce sound in water and on land being louder on the latter.

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Moluccan cockatoo can produce a sound up to 129 decibels which is similar to the sound of a 747 jet. They make the calls when they sense some danger around them, similar to dogs. They also make calls day and night as a ritual.

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Kakapo is the world’s rarest and largest parrot which can produce a call of 132 decibels. This flightless bird was about to go nearly extinct, the kakapo recovery program was set up in New Zealand to make them breed and increase in number.

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The great Bulldog bat weighs about 1.7 ounces which is similar to the weight amount of about 10 coins.
Yet they can produce a high-pitched screech sound with a frequency of 137 decibels. Which is a hundred times noisier than a rock concert. Other bat species can produce high pitch screech sounds but not as high as a bulldog bat.

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The howler monkey is the loudest animal on the land. It can create sound up to 140 decibels which can be audible from a space of three miles. They are found in the form of groups of six to fifteen monkeys. They produce this sound to call their young ones or alarm the group members from any predator.

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Blue whales are known as the biggest animals on earth. They are a hundred feet long weighing upward of about two hundred tons. They can produce the sound of 180 decibels which is similar to the sound of a ship engine in the ocean.

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A mantis shrimp can produce a pop sound of up to 200 decibels when it is hunting for prey. Not only this, it can punch its prey at a speed similar to a 22-caliber bullet which can cause serious harm even to humans.

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The sperm whale is known to be the loudest animal on earth. It can produce a sound up to 233 decibels.
The sound produced is similar to a clicking sound. This is not the unique characteristic this animal possesses. It is also the largest animal on earth having the largest brain.


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