actually thay kind of sound like "VAROOM!"
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Tigers can make a variety of sounds, including roars, growls, snarls, purrs, hisses, and chuffing. Roaring is typically used for long-distance communication, while other vocalizations may be used for social interactions or expressing emotions like aggression or contentment. Each sound serves a different purpose in the tiger's communication repertoire.
White tigers make a range of vocalizations including roars, growls, hisses, and chuffs. They use these sounds to communicate with other tigers and to establish territory. White tigers are known for their deep and loud roars that can be heard from over a mile away.
White tigers make a variety of noises similar to other tigers, including growls, roars, and chuffs. They may also make purring sounds when content or snarling when threatened.
put them in a pen of tigers
All tigers have the same vocalizations. The roar is best rendered as a loud "eeoun"! It can be heard at least two miles away! The tiger calls to his mate with a deep seated "grr-aounch"! An angry tiger's growl is a loud "grr ow huh", plus various snarling sounds. Tigers can even purr, but not like a house cat, tigers purr only during an intake of breath.
I am a real live Narwhal. I make sounds through my HEART. It is a joyous place there:)