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| Name | The African Cape Buffalo Sounds |
| Video Uploader | Video From The Kalabash Mosaics |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 27-08-2019 03:37:15 |
| Video Discription | If you want to see a Big Five #StoryMap I created about this and more, click here - https://arcg.is/15ufT8 Buffalo communicate through a complex series of grunts, gargles and mumbles. To the untrained ear all these will sound very similar. But a change in pitch or volume is very important to how buffalo communicate. 1. Mumbling - mumbling grunts are everyday communication between members of the herd. Used as a simple means of conversing; for example, you could translate a mumble as “hey, the grass is greener over here!” Mumbles can be short or long dependent on what needs to be said. 2. Gargling - Gargling sounds are an important form of communication between adult females and calves. Note that these are not just between a mother and her own calf: many different females live in the same herd and they help each other out with motherly duties. Long gargling sounds are used to warn calves of impending danger. They are also a means of locating a calf and guiding it back to its mother and herd 3. Grunts - Loud and short grunts are the most commonly observed buffalo sound. These are used when buffalo want to get their way. It’s a form of intimidation. A herd of buffalo will start grunting when a lion pride is close by, using these explosive sounds to warm their predators away. #capebuffalo #savanna #BigFive |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | African Buffalo | Buffalo | Sounds | Africa | Sub saharan Africa | Nyati | Mbogo | Big Five | Storymaps | esri |
