What animals whine?

Answer 1

In general, mammals tend to have a "whine" in response to fear, aprehension, panic, or emotional distress. The most common animal a person would find that recognisably whines is a dog. A dog will whine in response to stress (often seen when taking them to a vet for instance) or aprehension (taking them to a park or getting the leash for a walk). It can also be observed that dogs will whine in response to their owner's distress and can even be used as a warning sign for impending seizures of the owner. Dogs have also been found to whine when their owners feel depressed indicating at sympathetic gesture. Other animals that have a whine to them are horses, cattle, and oddly bears. Some animals though it may be hard to deliniate a whine (which is largely subjective to start with) from other noises. For instance a cat's meow could be considered a whine as could a growl.

Answer 2

Dogs are known to whine when they are seeking attention, feeling anxious or in pain. Some cat breeds, like Siamese cats, are also known to whine or vocalize in a similar way. Additionally, some primates, like chimpanzees, may whine to express distress or communicate with others.

Answer 3

Animals who are active during the night are known as nocturnal animals. There are not many animals that whistle at night but one such animal is the kiwi, a type of bird.

Answer 4

A parrot can be trained to whistle. A parrot can also be trained to say many words and will also pick up frequently heard words.

Answer 5

Dogs are one of the animals that whines, but it is not a one animal trait. I have heard cat's also whine.

Answer 6

grasshopper, bat, some kind of frog

Answer 7

whemes sound animal is monkey --dog bat

Answer 8

all birds

Answer 9

The rat

Answer 10

A dog.