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What do the zombies say?
Zombies typically groan, moan, and make other unintelligible sounds. The exact noises they make can vary depending on the movie, video game, or other media in which they appear.
What noises does an ape make?
There are lot's of different types of apes and they all make different noises. Apes include chimpanzees, gorillas, gibbons, humans and orang-utans.
What noises do goanna make?
they make harsh hissing noises.
What noises do gorrilas make?
Gorillas Make Monkey Noises But With A Lower Voice. Gorillas Make Monkey Noises But With A Lower Voice.
How do you make noises with a crystal glasses?
you can make noises by tapping them together
What are all the types of zombies in boxhead?
in the original BH games there are only normal zombies and devils but in BH zombie wars there are: 1: normal zombies 2: mummies 3: runners 4: vampires 5: devils also they might make more BH games so maby they will make more zombies
What noises do Amazonian animals make?
human noises
Why do dolphins make squeaky noises and where do the noises come from?
They make the noises from having kinky bum shex and their noses come from your mum.
What are the different types of zombies?
there are 7 types 1: regular zombie 2: running zombie 3: animal zombie ex: dogs 4: smart zombie DANGER(can use weapons) 5: mutated zombies I.E. B.O.W. 6: psicho zombies ex: the zombies from "Return of the living Dead" 7: Boss zombies or mega zombies ex: the bosses from the Resident Evil Games
What noises do pigs make?
Pigs can make various noises, including oinks, grunts, squeals, and snorts. These sounds are used for communication, particularly to convey emotions such as contentment, excitement, or distress. Each sound has a specific meaning in the pig's social interactions.
Do seagulls make a loud wind noise when flying in a flock?
They do not make wind noises in flocks but they make bird noises.
What are the 3 types of brake noises and how can they be identified?
The three types of brake noises are squealing, grinding, and clicking. Squealing noises usually indicate worn brake pads, grinding noises suggest metal-on-metal contact, and clicking noises may signal a loose brake component. These noises can be identified by paying attention to when they occur, such as during braking or while driving, and by inspecting the brake system for any visible issues.
