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131-Decibel Bird’s Loud Secret
Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst have aimed to identify the birds that produce the loudest sounds. The study revealed that the Amazonian naked-throated bellbird reaches up to 131 decibels, a level approaching the noise of a jet taking off. Meanwhile, the red-legged skrima bird registered over 120 decibels. The results showed that body size and beak width are linked to a bird's ability to produce loud sounds. However, the research has not yet determined the reason behind the development of these abilities. Further studies are needed to understand the purpose of these sounds.
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