do alligators and crocodiles make noise
Alligators do make noises. The best way to describe these noises is a rumbling bellow or a deep growl, almost resembling an echo.Alligatorâs may use these types of noises when they feel threatened or are acting aggressively to try and protect themselves or their young.n addition to these types of noises made, alligators when they are young and ready to hatch, are known to emit a high pitched croaking noise that is often referred to or described as a âyerpâ. This yerping sound stimulates the eggs of other hatchlings.
Bellowing. Bellowing is a common sound in the alligator world, and is prevalent in both Chinese and American alligators -- the only types of alligators that still exist. These husky, guttural and very intense sounds are often used as a means of expressing a specific locale.ome species of alligators are capable of communicating even before birth -- think the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis), to be specific. These reptiles are the most talkative crocodilian species, and begin producing high complaining noises while living within the eggs.