Sperm whales: They are regarded as some of the loudest animals on Earth with their sounds capable of reaching up to 230 decibels.
Blue whales: Blue whales can emit rumbling calls that reach up to 188 decibels.
Kakapos: These flightless, nocturnal birds are one of the loudest in the world, with male kakapos generating mating calls that can reach up to 137 decibels.
Pistol shrimp: They are crustaceans that can create sounds of up to 200 decibels using their large claws.
White bellbirds: White bellbirds can generate sounds up to 125 decibels, similar to the noise produced by a chorus of pile drivers.
African elephants: They can emit rumbling calls that reach volumes of up to 120 decibels and can travel several miles.
Lions: They are one of the loudest animals on Earth, with a roar that can reach 114 decibels and be heard up to 5 miles away.
This information is not DNA’s opinion but obtained from media reports.