do rabbits make a sound?if so what does it sound like?

Answer 1

There are several:

* Squealing signals pain

* Sniffing signals either illness, disdain, or curiosity

* Teeth-grinding is the equivalent of purring and signals contentment

* Thumping with their back legs signals anger

Answer 2

Like a Rabbit

Answer 3

They make a grunting sound when upset. They thump their foot when they want attention or to signal that they are frightened. The grind their teeth when they are happy and getting loved. The scream and ear piercing shriek when they are in great pain or in fear of their life. They growl when they are being aggressive. I've heard everything but the scream from my rabbit, but heard that from some wild ones around here.

Answer 4

Rabbits only make a sound when they are being hurt. It sounds like a baby screaming.

Answer 5

Well thumping is what you hear no matter what, try pounding the floor with your heel or fist very hard (don't hurt yourself!) then multiply that by 5. They also grunt which means they are angry and a shrill scream means they are hurt or dying. They also grind their teeth; if it's softly it means they are happy (equal to a cat's purr) but if it's loud it means they're in pain

Answer 6

yea rabbits do make a sound and its like a grunting sound if they fell like they have been dangered. they also will thump there feet if they dont like something

Answer 7

Rabbits are generally pretty quiet animals. They do growl (some do) if they get scared or are threatened though. Kind of like a cat.

Answer 8

yes they have like a grunting sound Ive only heard it when they are mating and also they can squeal when you pick up one usually the wild ones do that

Answer 9

They can squeal.
Especially when frightened, injured or in danger.
hard to describe, though. Kind of like a small pig's squeal. . .

Answer 10

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