The Loudest Animals in the World

MOST OF THE TIME, it is in an animal's greatest interest to remain unnoticeable, but there are
moments when being loud - extremely loud - is beneficial.
While a regular human conversation has a decibel level of roughly 60, certain animals can
shriek, scream, and cry far louder than a subway train (100dB). The human pain threshold is
120dB, and at 160dB, your eardrum would burst; nevertheless, many loud animal cries are not
suited for human hearing.
These creatures' noises aren't simply for show; they have a purpose on both land and water.
Finding another person, protecting territory, romancing a partner, or alerting companions of
predators are all examples of socially driven causes.
Today in this we are going to explore the top 10 loudest animals in the world. So keep watching
this video to know about these amazing creatures.

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