5 Animals that have a voice that sounded far and wide

1. Blue Shark

Voice blue whale is the loudest on earth, with loud 188 decibels, if we compare it with a rock concert on average only reaches 100 decibels, so this is almost double that. Normal male blue whales use sounds hard to attract a mate a distance of hundreds of miles away.

  Voice blue whale is the loudest on earth, with loud 188 decibels, if we compare it with a rock concert on average only reaches 100 decibels, so this is almost double that. Normal male blue whales use sounds hard to attract a mate a distance of hundreds of miles away.

2. Howling monkeys 

These animals are found in American rain forest. Can grow up to 4 feet tall and usually live in groups. Howling monkeys can be heard even 10 miles, and entered the Guinness record as the loudest land animal.

  These animals are found in American rain forest. Can grow up to 4 feet tall and usually live in groups. Howling monkeys can be heard even 10 miles, and entered the Guinness record as the loudest land animal.

3. Elephant

When elephants trample feet, the vibrations could be heard up to 20 miles through the soil. For information on elephants also communicate through the foot produced by the vibration. Research in African elephants send a message to identify the warning, to say hello and to announce .. "Let's go ..". This voice-powered 80-90 decibels, louder than most people screaming.

4.Frogs

Its name comes from his hard voice, shouting far released male frogs. Her voice can be heard up to a half mile away, making them much larger and more violent than it actually is. To create a resonating voice that used to call kimpoi, male frogs pumping air back and forth between the lungs and mouth and across his vocal cords.

5. Hyena

If you happen to hear laughter or see the hyenas, we suggest you leave the building. Hyena makes staccato, a series of voice-hee hee-hee, high-pitched or so called "giggle" by zoologists as they were threatened, chased, or attacked. This disturbing laughter could be heard up to eight miles away.