Did Dinosaurs Make Noises?

Dinosaurs probably made sounds by clapping their jaws, rubbing their scales together, and swooshing their tails, just like some modern reptiles do. ... By blowing air through these passages, we can get an idea of some of the sounds they made — low, booming calls not unlike a foghorn.

What kind of noise do dinosaurs make?

According to the new research, dino sounds may be what scientists call “closed-mouth vocalizations.” Unlike the high-pitched chirps and tweets from the open beaks of songbirds, the closed-mouth sounds are low, throaty whooshes of air.

Did T Rex make noise?

rex's calls often sound like a roar. “Large carnivores today, most of them are mammals, and roars are the sounds they produce,” says paleontologist, Julia Clarke.