They make sounds to attract a mate to breed with or to compete with other males/females to mate. While actually mating, I can only assume they make noise because they are enjoying themselves. Some animals do not make noise during this procedure thought, like cuttlefish, who only take a split second to mate.
Yes. Many animals make certain noises when they want a mate and rainbow lorikeets are no exception. Unless you're an ornithologist, though, or spend a lot of time observing the birds, or are another lorikeet, you might have trouble understanding what they're saying.
While they are in heat.
They croak. and make weird ribbet-like noises.
Camels are vocal animals. They make noises like moans, bleats, bellows, roars and rumbling groans. They will also spit when they are annoyed or are protecting their mate. Hope this helped! ;)
Camels are vocal animals. They make noises like moans, bleats, bellows, roars and rumbling groans. They will also spit when they are annoyed or are protecting their mate. Hope this helped! ;)
THey make noises . They sit on their lily pads and ribbit like a Prince
Cats make violent noises when they mate because the mating process is very violent. The cats are both aggressive towards each other.
If your wondering how do they Communicate, They often leave their sent around and make some low noises (growl).
All flowers reproduce by pollinating , while animals mate.
The following animals make sounds to attract a mate: foxes, frogs, toads, penguins and even elk. Some apes beat their chest and make sounds to attract a mate. +++ Some insects, as well, such as crickets and grasshoppers.
A Humpback whale make social sounds{noises} because the make sounds to look for a mate or challenges another Humpback whale.
no but you can mate with them