Animals With Super Hearing Powers

Bat – The Ultrasonic Expert

Bats can detect ultrasonic frequencies up to 120 kHz using echolocation, enabling them to fly and hunt insects even in complete darkness.

Dolphin – Masters of Sonar

Dolphins can hear and emit clicks in the ultrasonic range, up to 150 kHz, helping them navigate and communicate underwater.

Elephant – Deep Low-Frequency Hearer

Elephants detect infrasound as low as 14–16 Hz, which helps them communicate over long distances across savannas.

Owl – Night Hunter With Precision

Owls have asymmetrical ear placement, allowing them to detect prey by sound alone, even under thick snow or leaves.

Dog – Sensitive to High Frequencies

Dogs can hear up to 65 kHz, much higher than the human limit of 20 kHz, which explains their reaction to dog whistles.

Cat – Detecting the Tiniest Rustle

Cats can hear sounds in the range of 48 Hz to 85 kHz, enabling them to detect the tiniest rodent movements or rustling leaves.

Moth – Nature’s Acoustic Defender

Some moths can detect bat echolocation calls, with a hearing range over 100 kHz, helping them evade predators mid-flight.