What sound does an oxen make?

Answer 1

Oxen typically make lowing sounds, which are deep, resonant vocalizations similar to a cow's moo but lower in pitch. These sounds are used by oxen to communicate with each other, particularly during times of distress or to establish dominance within a herd. The lowing sound is produced by the vibration of the vocal cords in the oxen's larynx, creating a distinctive and recognizable call.

Answer 2

Oxen typically make lowing or bellowing sounds, which are deep, long, and resonant. This vocalization is a form of communication among oxen and can convey a range of emotions such as discomfort, calling out for a mate or calf, or expressing territorial dominance.

Answer 3

They are cattle- they low, snort and stomp.

Answer 4

Moo and grunts.

Answer 5

Yes, because they are cattle.

Answer 6

Oxen make a low, deep Moo-ing sound.

Answer 7

An ox makes sounds like a bull.