what is bat,human,cats,dogs,&dolphin sound frequency?
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Write in commplete sentences and use correct grammar. \n\n\nI can't even decipher whether you are referring to the sound they produce, the sound they hear or the sound they respond to. Once we get to that stage we can worry about whether you mean, range or optima.\n\nThey don't teach grammar in school for fun you know. It really is esssential if you want to be understood.
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380nm is a good wavelength to detect any mammal fluids.\n\nBut you don't have to look for a particular wavelength. All "ultraviolet urine detectors" on the net will do the trick, even if they were originally designed for cats and dogs (urine is urine!).\n\nSee for instance http://www.arcatapet.com/item.cfm?cat=7162
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It just is.  Many countries use 50 hertz.  It is one of the standard frequencies.   The US uses 60.
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here http://www.trilogy3.com/index.cfm?page=cfm/bttf2_sounds.cfm
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Lots of thing have more than the 5 senses we are used to. Bats and toothed whales use sonar, fish have lateral lines, sharks can pick up electro signals. Snakes and animals with whiskers can sense vibrations with their tounge and whiskers respectively.
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The blue whale is the largest animal on Earth.  Its heart is the size of a Volkswagen Bug, its tail is as wide as the wingspan of a small aircraft, and some of its blood vessels are so wide that you could swim through them.  \n\nIt is also considered the loudest animal by decibel measure, but since sound travels better than water than through air, perhaps a land animal (i.e. african elephant) deserves the title.
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dolphin: eeeeee ka ka ka ka eeeeeeeeeeee ka ka ka ka \nwhale: ooooooooeeeeeeeoooooooooooeeeeeeeee \n\nEasy.
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http://www.brainpop.com/\n\nhttp://www.klte.hu/~lenteg/animate.html\n\nhttp://www.shsu.edu/~chm_tgc/sounds/sound.html
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dolphin or the kookaburra\n\nwhy don't you try one of them :)
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Humming Birds have the highest frequency
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you just it up like suround sound hear i will give you a sitehttp://www.blackcatsoundservice.com/
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Hippopotamus, Shark,Lion, Elephant, Piranha, Gorrillas, Tigers, Wolves,Jaguar and Leopard
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Note that it also depends on frequency.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness
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dog, fish, cat, camel, worm
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dolphins, pandas, pups, kittens-basically ALL OF THEM!
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All I could think of was the Bushman language in backwoods Australia. I just remember they had a lot of clicks and noises from the movie "The Gods Must Be Crazy." If you don't have a limit on whether they are human languages or not, you can pick all kinds of animal languages, like dolphins or whales. See link below for more information on the Bushman language.
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what is the frequency kenneth