Roar of the Wild: Animals with the Longest Yelling Sounds 

Oct07,2024

Loudest sound: Up to 188 decibels   Length: Can last for 20-30 seconds   Fact: The blue whale’s call can be heard over hundreds of kilometers underwater.

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Blue Whale 

Loudest sound: Up to 140 decibels   Length: Several minutes   Fact: Their deep, resonating cries can be heard up to 3 miles in dense forests.

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Howler Monkey 

Loudest sound: Up to 114 decibels   Length: Roars last up to 90 seconds   Fact: Lions roar to communicate their territory across distances of 5 miles.

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Lion 

Loudest sound: Up to 117 decibels   Length: Trumpeting sounds can last up to 10 seconds, while rumbling sounds persist much longer.   Fact: Their low-frequency rumbles can travel over long distances.

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Elephant 

Loudest sound: Up to 120 decibels   Length: Can chirp continuously for hours   Fact: These insects produce deafening chorus sounds during mating season.

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Cicada 

Loudest sound: Around 90 decibels   Length: Howls last up to 7 seconds, often part of longer sequences   Fact: Wolves’ howling helps pack members communicate over vast terrains.

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Gray Wolf

Loudest sound: Around 100 decibels   Length: Songs can last for 10-30 minutes   Fact: Gibbons are known for their melodious and continuous hooting songs.

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Gibbon 

Loudest sound: Around 80 decibels   Length: Can last up to 20 seconds   Fact: Male koalas emit deep bellows during mating season that resonate through the trees.

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Koala