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Sounds emitted by animals: importance for survival
Animal Sound Functions
In Portuguese, as well as in foreign languages, there are names to designate the sounds made by the various species of animals. Remember that many species of animals make sounds as a communication resource with other animals of the same species. These sounds are mainly emitted in situations of reproduction, pup protection and territorial disputes. Many species also make sounds to scare off predators or attract prey. That is, sounds are of fundamental importance for the survival of these animal species.
SPECIES - NAME OF SOUND EMITTED BY ANIMAL (voices and noises)
Bee - azoinate and buzz
Tapir - Whistle
Swallow - chirping, tweeting and chirping
Donkey - azure, ornament and neigh
Araponga - Crackle, Hammer and Scream
Night birds - ulular
Ostrich - Quack
Calf - Shouting
Bullock
Goat
Buffalo - Roaring and Mooing
Donkey Bray
Ram and Sheep - Bleating
Mouse - Sizzle
Horse neighing
Quail - chirp and trill
Camel - Blaterar
Cicada - sing, sizzle and ziziar
Swan - arensar
Snake - Ping
Owl - Chirriar
Elephant - Barrir
Dog - bark, bark and bark
Rabbit, Pig and Mouse - Squealing
Crow and Owl - Caw
Dromedary - Blaterar
Chicken - Cackling
Cat - meow
Rook - Quack
Cricket
Alligator - Bellow, Cry
Lizard - Gecar
Wolf - Bark and Howl
Duck and Goose - Quack
Tiger - Snore
Birds - chirp, chirp and chirp
Insects in general - buzz
Lion, Jaguar, Bear and Tiger - Howling
Wild boar, fox and wolf - growling
Hyena - Ulular
Bat - Rustle
Peacock - Pupillary
Pelican - Quack
Peru - grunt
Pigeon - Cooing
Frog and Frog - Scratching
Bull - Shouting, Mooing and Snorting
Bear - Roar and Brave
Zebra - neighing and braying
The sound emitted by the wolves is known as howling.
