Animals and Animal Sounds for Class 4

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Animals and Their Babies

Most likely, we've seen animals with their adorable offspring. Animals are excellent at providing for and protecting their babies. Let's look at this table to understand more about the various animals and their babies names.

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Animals	Baby Name
koala	joey
walrus	calf
goat	kid
pig	piglet
dolphin	calf
goose	gosling
owl	owlet
sheep	lamb
cat	kitten
cow	calf
goose	gosling
antelope	calf
turkey	poults
rabbit	bunny
cockroach	nymph
swan	cygnet
gorilla	infant
horse	foal
rat	pup
hare	levelet
chicken	chick
giraffe	calf
kangaroo	joey
duck	duckling
whale	calf
oyster	spat
elephant	calf
polar bear	cub
panda	cub
dog	puppy
zebra	foal
Ox	calf
lion	cub
bee	larva
tiger	cub
alligator	hatchling
cheetah	cub
fish	fry or fingerling
leopard	cub
snake	snakelet
rhino	calf
hippopotamus	calf
penguin	chick
turtle	hatchling
seal	pup
eagle	eaglet

List of Animal’s Sound in English

On our planet, we can see all kinds of animals. Each species of animal uses a unique set of voices to communicate. This list includes both the animal names and their sounds.

Animals	Sounds
cat	hiss, mew, purr, mew, yowl
viper	scream
beaver	utter
tiger	roar, growl
termite	thump, rattling
crickets	chirp, creak
mice	squeal, squeak
bird	tweet, sing, tweeter, whistle
grouse	squawk
beer	growl
lion	roar, growl
bat	screech
ape	gibber
bees	buzz, hum
cow	moo, bellow, low
armadillo	grunt
camel	grunt
chicken	cluck, cackle
chick	cheep
cow	low, moo
peacocks	scream, squawk, honk
crow	caw
deer	bell
vulture	scream
pigeons	coo
snake	hiss
whale	clicks, whistled, pulsed
pig	oink, snort, grunt
swallow	twitters
wolves	howl, scream
porpoise	chitter
parrots	squeaks, screeches, whistles
owls	hoot, screech
monkey	chatter, whoop, screech
mosquitoes	whine
grasshopper	quack
donkey	hee-haw
guinea pig	chirping, wheeking, whining
duck	quack
goat	baa
hyenas	whoop whoop
goose	cluck
racoons	hissing, purring, chittering
elephants	squeak, roar, bellow
dolphins	sonar, clicks, whistles
squirrel	squeak, grunt
orangutan	screech, scream
sheep	baa
horse	a neigh
foxes	raspy bark
dog	bark/ woof
bats	screech
antelope	grunt, moo, bleat, bellow
panda	huff-quack
sparrow	pipe
foxes	bark, scream, howl
camel	nuzzling
crocodile	bellow, hiss
eagle	squawk
komodo dragon	hiss
turkey	gobbles
fish	blub, swish
penguin	honk, bleat
yak	grunt
swan	hiss, grunt
rhinoceros	grunt
hippopotamus	grunt
dove	coo
scorpion	hiss
buffalo	snort, cough, roar, grunt
anteater	bellow
butterfly	click-click
dove	coo
alpaca	humm
ferret	chatter
aardvark	bark, grunt
zebra	bray, bark
hedgehog	grunt, snuff
otter	hah, chirp, humm
moose	grunt, roar, bellow
robin	cuck, tuck, yeep, peep
rattlesnake	rattle
swan	oh-OH
yak	grunt, squeak
turkey	shrill
ape	moo
hare	squeak

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Animals and Their Sound in a Sentence

Ducks quacked excitedly in the pond.
Lions roared fiercely in the wildlife reserve.
Sheep bleated softly in the pasture.
The elephant trumpets with its big trunk.
Penguins squawked while waddling on the icy shore.
Seagulls screeched overhead at the beach.
Squirrels chattered noisily in the trees.
Dolphins communicate with clicks and whistles.
Dogs barked excitedly when the doorbell rang.
Camels in the desert groan when they stand up or lie down.

FAQs

1. Are there any animals that do not produce any sound?

Answer: Although many animals make sound, some are known for being comparatively quiet. As a means of survival, some animals have evolved to be quiet. For example, sloth, jellyfish, sponges, etc.

2. List of animal sounds class 4?

Answer:

Animals	Sounds
dog	woof
cat	meow
horse	neigh
duck	quack quack
lion	roar

3. What sound does a meerkat make?

Answer: A meerkat chirps, barks growls and purrs.

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