What sound dose African elephant makes?

Answer 1

The best known sound of an elephant is called a "Trumpet." Trumpeting is done during times of excitement, aggression, or distress. It can be used as a warning or caution.

The onomatopoeia spelling is rarely used, the versions "prrumph," "ahrunngh," and "hrrannhhh" being interchangeable for other animals, depending on the tone.

Elephants also roar, squeal, bellow, and rumble. These sounds can signify injury, be threatening, or tell another elephant they are in the mood for some loving.

Some elephant sounds are infrasonic and can be heard by other elephants for up to six miles.

It is believed that elephant's have a large vocabulary all of their own.

Answer 2

The kind of sound that an elephant makes is called trumpeting. It is a highly stimulated sound which has the most vocalizations that is usually made through the larynx. Elephants who trumpet may be excited, playful, scared or lost.

Answer 3

The most common sound an elephant makes is a trumpet noise. They can also make sounds like rumbling, chirping, and squeaking.

Answer 4

A Trumpeting Gargling Roaring And Crying Sound At The Same Time

Answer 5

all they hear is the sounds of their prey if they are making sounds loud enough.

Answer 6

The sound of an elephant is like a trumpet, although not as musical. A badly played trumpet, I might say.

Answer 7

Um many kinds <3

Answer 8

It is called a "trumpet" sound.