Species Differences in Audible Frequency Range
Audible frequency range is the span of sound frequencies a species can hear, and this range differs across species. In the textbook examples, chickens hear roughly to Hz, mice hear roughly to Hz, beluga whales hear roughly to Hz, dogs hear about to Hz, and cats hear about to Hz.
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