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RE: Infrasound: The Silent Creepy Sound of the Horror Movies
Am a big fan of horror movies mehn.. This sounds are what makes them more scary.. Feels good to know the whole science behind it. I read somewhere that bats are capable of producing this infrasound, great addition of the elephants and whales.
Thanks for making this great contribution @greenrun
I know the bats emit high frequencies in the range of up to 200kHz for their navigation while using echolocation. They can hear infrasound too. But the bats usually operate in the high frequency range. Elephants, whales, and dolphins, are the animals that can create infrasound. The most popular animal, in this category, still remains the elephant
The elephant... Always standing outta the pack; with its amazing brain
They are the king of the jungle.
Really?! @greenrun
This must be new facts.. Last I heard--it was the lion.. Guess I got some reading to do.
Really?! @greenrun
This must be new facts.. Last I heard--it was the lion.. Guess I got some reading to do.
Elephants belong to the Big 5 family made up of the big five game animals such as the lion, leopard, rhinoceros (both black and white species), elephant, and Cape buffalo.
Sometimes the name King of the Jungle may be attributed to either of them. But in a fight, an adult elephant will most always be victorious against a lion. The lion can only win if it's a young calve in the fight. The lion can also be the King of Jungle, it is something not cast in stone. Thanks.
I would rather be an elephant than a lion in this case...
Thanks for sharing the information @greenrun