Reaching up to 230 decibels (dB), the clicking sounds made by sperm whales are used for echolocation to navigate the deep ocean and to communicate with other whales.
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This small shrimp, measuring only a few centimeters in length, can generate a sound reaching 200 decibels by snapping its specialized claw.
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The blue whale, the largest animal on Earth, Its vocalizations can reach an astonishing 188 decibels, which is louder than a jet engine.
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Known for its powerful vocalizations that can reach up to 140 decibels. These remarkable primates inhabit the forests of Central and South America.
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powerful vocalizations. Producing sounds that can reach up to 117 decibels, elephants are among the loudest animals in the world.
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with their majestic presence but also with their thunderous roars, which can reach an impressive 114 decibels.
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Can reach up to 90 decibels, This remarkable vocal ability serves multiple purposes, including communication with pack members, marking territory, and coordinating hunts.
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Cicadas are fascinating insects known for their loud and distinctive mating calls, reaching an astonishing volume of 120 dB.
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Kakapo holds the title of one of the loudest animals in the world with its impressive calls reaching up to 132 decibels.
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The Bulldog Bat, known for its extraordinary vocal capabilities, is one of the loudest animals in the world, producing calls that can reach an astonishing 140 decibels.
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