List of animal sounds

This is a list of animal sounds. This list contains words used in the English language to represent the noises and vocalizations of particular animals, especially noises used by animals for communication. The words which are used on the list are in the form of verbs, though many can also be used as nouns or interjections, and many of them are also specifically onomatopoeias (labelled "OP"). This list also contains audio recordings of animal sounds.

List of animal sounds
Picture Animal Description Sound
Alligator, Crocodile bellow, hiss
Antelope snort[1]
Badger growl[2]
Bat screech,[3] squeak
Bear roar, growl
Bee buzz
Big cat (Tiger, Lion, Jaguar, Leopard) roar,[4] growl,[5] snarl[6]
Cat/kitten mew, meow, purr, hiss
Chicken/hen/chick cluck, crow[7] (female = OP: cha-caw, bah-gawk)[8]
(male = OP: cock-a-doodle-doo)
Chinchilla squeak[9]
Cicada chirp[10]
Cow/bull/calf low, moo
Crab/crablet chirp, click, creak[11]
Cricket chirp
Crow caw, cah[12]
Curlew pipe[13]
Deer bellow (buck), bleat (doe, fawn)
Dog/puppy bark, howl, growl, bay (OP: arf, bow-wow, ruff, woof, yap)
Dolphin/calf click[14]
Donkey/ass hee-haw[15] bray
Duck/duckling quack
Eagle/eaglet screech[16]
Elephant/calf trumpet
Elk bugle (male),[17] bleat (calves)[18]
Ferret dook[19]
Fly buzz
Frog/Toad croak (OP: ribbit)
Giraffe bleat,[20] hum[21]
Goat bleat, maa
Goose/gosling honk, hiss
Grasshopper chirp[22]
Guinea pig wheek[23]
Hamster squeak[24]
Hare/leveret squeak
Hedgehog/hoglet
Hermit crab chirp[25]
Hippopotamus/calf growl[26]
Hornet buzz
Horse/foal neigh, whinny, nicker
Hummingbird warble
Hyena laugh
Kangaroo/joey chortle
Koala shriek, growl
Linnet chuckle[27]
Lion roar, growl, snarl
Locust chirp[22]
Magpie chatter[28]
Monkey scream, chatter
Moose bellow[29]
Mosquito buzz, whine[30]
Mouse squeak
Okapi cough, bellow[31]
Owl hoot, hiss
Parrot squawk, talk
Peacock/peachick scream,[32] squawk, honk
Pig/piglet oink,[26][33] snort,[34] squeal, grunt
Pigeon coo
Prairie dog bark[35]
Quail call
Rabbit squeak, grunt
Raccoon trill[36]
Rat squeak
Raven caw
Rhinoceros bellow
Rook caw
Rooster crow
Seal bark[37]
Seahorse/seafoal
Sheep/lamb bleat, baa
Shrew/shrewlet
Snail Munch, crunch
Snake/snakelet hiss, rattle
Songbird chirrup, chirp, tweet, sing,
warble (larks / warblers / wrens),[38][39] twitter (sparrows)[40]
Squirrel/chipmunk squeak
Swan/cygnet cry, trumpet, bugle
Tapir squeak[41]
Tokay gecko croak[42]
Turkey/turkey-chick gobble
Turtle/turtlet
Vulture scream
Walrus groan
Whale/calf sing
Wild boar grumble
Wolf howl, growl, bay
Zebra neigh, whinny, nicker
Note: In the above list, a notation of "OP" refers to onomatopoeia.

See also


References
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