What animal makes the most "eerie" sounds/vocalizations? (noise)
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Not necessarily the most "intimidating," but rather the most "eerie," ie, the most strange, unsettling, bone-chilling. I think it would have to be the spotted hyena. If you doubt me, go to the 4:55 mark of the following video and watch for yourself.
Wow. That video was difficult to watch. The sounds the hyena was making at the end chilled me to the bone. Hope it won't keep me awake tonight! That's the creepiest animal sound I've ever heard.
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Wow. That video was difficult to watch. The sounds the hyena was making at the end chilled me to the bone. Hope it won't keep me awake tonight! That's the creepiest animal sound I've ever heard.
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The "laughing" and "whooping" sounds hyenas make I also find to be very eerie.
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The "laughing" and "whooping" sounds hyenas make I also find to be very eerie.
I agree. And the sounds in the video were just the worst!
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Wolves howling up here in MN is pretty eerie. If you’re out in the woods at night you can hear them pretty clearly.
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