Whales-230db
It makes a series of clicking noises that can reach as high as 230 db making it the loudest animal in the world.
Tiger Pistol Shrimp-200db
They live in the Mediterranean and have a claw that can spray water jets quite quickly.
Bulldog Bat-140db
Bats employ echolocation, often known as sound navigation. Bulldog bats may generate noises as high as 140 db, the loudest among all bat species.
Green Grocer Cicada-135db
Their sounds may exceed 135 dB and carry more than a mile when they sing to entice partners. They create the sound via tymbals, which are musical drums that are placed in their belly.
Kakapo-132db
The booming sound is made by using the thoracic air sac. They also make high pitched metallic calls.
Howler Monkeys-128db
They are extremely gregarious creatures that dwell in huge groups and use a variety of noises to communicate.
Elephant: 117db
They are also known to produce very loud infrasonic sounds that can travel up to 10 miles.
Grey Wolf-115db
Their howls can be anywhere from 90 db to 115 db and can over a phenomenal area of up to 50 square miles under the right conditions.
Hyena-112db
They can giggle when threatened and make whooping noises while hunting that are as loud as 112 db.
Lion-110db
Lions can roar up to 110 db. Their noise may be heard five kilometres away. They do this to mark their territory and frighten off other males.