Loud animals include not just lions and whales, but also surprising creatures like tiny insects and deep-sea dwellers that can rival jet engines. Explore their sounds!
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Here are some loudest animals you’ve never heard of:
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Pistol Shrimp
This small marine animal creates a gunshot-like sound by snapping its claw, producing light and shockwaves.
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Greater Bulldog Bat
This bat employs ultrasonic echolocation, emitting loud calls to detect fish, inaudible yet powerful to humans.
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Howler Monkey
Monkeys in South America use deep calls to mark territory and communicate, with sounds traveling up to three miles.
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Kakapo
Rare New Zealand nocturnal parrot uses deep booming calls during mating season to attract distant females.
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Northern Elephant Seal
Massive marine mammals produce deep roars during mating season to assert dominance, heard from great distances.
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Tiger Pistol Shrimp
This shrimp relative uses its strong claw to generate stunning sound waves, achieving one of the loudest biological sounds and instantly incapacitating prey.