What kind of noise does a goat make?
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Check out the links below to hear what a goat sounds like...\n\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/media_461517708/Domestic_Goat.html\n\nhttp://www.junglewalk.com/sound/goat-sounds.htm\n\nFYI, goat bleats...\n\nCheers... (^_^)
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I'm not sure but check to see if the goat has chicken pox, she might have got it from him. Goats are known carriers of the pox. lol
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Pit bulls,mountain goats,cats and monkeys
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I worked at a zoo for nine years and witnessed the birth of two calves.  In that time I never heard any make a sound.  I don't think they are mute but animals are known to be able to make sounds beyond our range of hearing.  Elephants for example can make sounds that can be heard only by elephants and communicate for many miles.
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Salt and a goat.\n\nps if you don't understand, say "What?"
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Sounds like a Milksnake.
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Not too different from a lion's roar. Hear it at the links!\n\nhttp://www.vivanatura.org/sounds/Jaguar%20(Panthera%20onca).wav\nhttp://www.turtletrack.org/Audio/jaguar.au
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I believe they 'Hoot,' but not all owls sound the same.  The Barred Owl hoots the stereotypical sound that is remembered by the rythmic saying "Who cooks for you, who, who?"  Screech owls and great horned owls have very different hoots than this.  Screech owls sound more like a horse whinny!\n\nOwls from all over the world have different sounds, chattering, hissing, and of course, hooting.
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You're so right... what kind of madmen have we become to pour our derision on the lovable, cuddly goats? I'm going to start work tomorrow on "Hooves Across America" a grass-roots campaign directed at putting an end once and for all to discrimination against goats in every corner of our great land... a change in the fundamental attitude towards our goatly brothers is long overdue... I have a dream... that one day, our children and our goats can sit down together in peace, and not just in the petting zoo, but in the park, or at the beach, or even in our homes and churches, without anyone commenting on the horrible smell, for it is this kind of senseless bigotry that must not be tolerated if there is ever going to be real change for the better in our society. Can't we all just get along?
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Yes, hippos do have vocal cords and a larynx.  They produce a number of sounds, mostly grunts, squeals and roars.
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the sacrificial goat.
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They do indeed have vocal chords (larynx).  PLEASE stop believing people and trivia books/sites that say they do not.  Distressed giraffes, especially mothers with young, will utter a mooing noise.  It is also likely that giraffes communicate with infrasound.  It is so low that we humans cannot hear it.  Elephants communicate this way, as well.  It carries well over long distances.
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Yep, most animals have vocalisations that differ between males and females.\n\nThat may be harder to pick for animals that we have bred to be highly variable like dogs, but even there within a specific breed it is usually possible to differentiate the males and females by their bark.\n\nBut certainly it is easy to differentiate roosters from hens, bulls from cows or stallions from mares based upon just the sound alone.\n\nBy the time we get to animals like frogs or cicadas it becomes extremely easy to do because only the males make any sound. The females are mute.
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Air is blown across reeds.  Kind of like a backward clarinet, which may account for the ... unique... sound.
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IT sounded like this right? coo...coo.. coo.\nIt's a pigeon.
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maybe their HORNS doesn't work..lol\n\nringing BELLS, ringing BElls.. mad cow layed a pooh..lolmao!:)
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A person!!!! sounds like a lion to me