Do emus make a sounds

Answer 1

The sound made by an emu can best be described as a deep-throated "drumming". They are able to fill their throat pouches with air, generating a drumming sound that can be heard several kilometres away.

Answer 2

Like most living creatures, emus make noise to communicate. They may communicate a warning of danger, or where the rains have been (and subsequently good grasses); parent birds and chicks communicate with each other regarding food supplies or just to locate each other.

Answer 3

Yes, they do. The female emu makes a drumming sound which can actually be heard from a long distance away in the quiet grasslands or open bush, and the male makes a guttural grunting sound.

Answer 4

The female emu makes a drumming sound which can actually be heard from a long distance away in the quiet grasslands or open bush, and the male makes a guttural grunting sound.

Answer 5

Sounds like a muffled bass drum.

Answer 6

yes