30 Animal Noises – Name ’Em All!

[C] Dog | Dogs are known for their characteristic "woof" or "bark."

[B] Cat | Cats commonly make the "meow" sound to communicate.

[A] Cow | Cows are famous for their "moo" which is used to call their calves or communicate.

[A] Horse | Horses "neigh" to communicate with each other over long distances.

[D] Pig | Pigs "oink" or "grunt" to express various emotions.

[D] Sheep | Sheep "baa" to communicate with their flock or express discomfort.

[C] Rooster | Roosters are known for their distinctive "cock-a-doodle-doo" crow, especially at dawn.

[B] Chicken | Hens "cluck" to communicate with their chicks or other chickens.

[C] Duck | Ducks are known for their characteristic "quack" sound.

[A] Goose | Goose "honk" to communicate with each other, especially during migration.

[A] Turkey | Male turkeys "gobble" to attract females and assert their territory.

[B] Frog | Frogs "croak" to attract mates and ward off rivals.

[C] Elephant | Elephants "trumpet" to communicate with each other over long distances.

[A] Tiger | Tigers "roar" to establish their territory and to communicate with other tigers.

[A] Monkey | Monkeys "chatter" to communicate with each other and express excitement.

[D] Gorilla | Gorillas "grunt" to communicate with each other in various social contexts.

[B] Hippopotamus | Hippos "snort" to expel water from their nostrils and to communicate.

[D] Parrot | Parrots are known for their loud "squawk" and ability to mimic sounds.

[C] Owl | Owls "hoot" to communicate with each other, especially at night.

[C] Crow | Crows "caw" to communicate with each other and warn of potential threats.

[A] Wolf | Wolves "howl" to communicate with their pack over long distances.

[A] Donkey | Donkeys "hee haw" to communicate with each other and express their mood.

[B] Snake | Snakes "hiss" as a warning signal to potential threats.

[C] Bee | Bees "buzz" as they fly from flower to flower, and the sound is created by the rapid beating of their wings.

[D] Swan | Swans make a variety of sounds, including a soft "chant" or "hoo" noise.

[A] Cuckoo | Cuckoos are known for their characteristic "cuckoo" call.

[A] Rabbit | Rabbits "thump" the ground with their back feet to warn others of danger.

[B] Rat | Rats "squeak" to communicate with each other and in response to stress.

[A] Eagle | Eagles may "scream" or make high-pitched calls, especially when soaring or during courtship flights.

[D] Whale | Whales produce a variety of sounds, including low-frequency "moans" or "calls" for communication and navigation.