Do animals hear music?

Question

Or do they just hear it as noise, not as a tune or melody?

Or don't they hear it at all? Just as vibrations?

Answer 1

Animals hear more than we do.
Music. Did you ever see a dog put his nose up and start howling when he heard music. He either likes it or hates it,but he hears it.

Answer 2

I believe they hear it as we do, but since they hear so much better its usually too loud to be enjoyed. I turned the music way down one day and my four month old schnauzer swayed until the music stopped. Then he barked at my radio until the next track started... but it was faster and I don't think he liked it much because he ran off.. or maybe he's A D D and one song was about all that could hold him...

Answer 3

of course animals hear music! (no offence) its like if you were listening to a song but you couldnt understand the words, you can hear the tune (or melody) right?

Answer 4

Of course they hear it. How they interpret the sounds is anyone's guess.

Birds obviously interpret melody, as do whales and dolphins. There is no reason to doubt that other critters interpret tonality and rhythm. Whether the interpretation is done recreationally, as we do, is open to conjecture.

Answer 5

HEAR IT ALL BUT THEY CANNOT UNDERSTAND IT