What animal can hear a sound that produces 75000 vibrations per second?

Answer 1

The animal that can hear a sound producing 75,000 vibrations per second is likely a bat. Bats are known for their echolocation abilities, which involve emitting high-frequency sounds and then listening for the echoes to navigate and locate prey. Their hearing range typically extends into the ultrasonic range, allowing them to detect such high-frequency vibrations.

Answer 2

Dogs can hear sounds with frequencies up to 65,000 vibrations per second, which is higher than what humans can hear. While they may not be able to hear a sound with exactly 75,000 vibrations per second, they have a wider range of hearing than humans.

Answer 3

What you refer to is called Echolocation and is used by such creatures as

Whales, dolphins, bats, some birds and shrews.

Answer 4

Usually Bats and Dolphins could hear 75000 vibrations per second....but there are probably other animals that can to.

Answer 5

• Basset Hound puppies.

Answer 6

A bat.

Answer 7

whale

Answer 8

A bat