What is the biggest animal and loudest in the world?

Question

What is the biggest animal and loudest in the world?

Answer 1

Blue whale

http://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals...

http://www.123facts.com/show-fact/The-Lo...

Answer 2

The blue whale is the largest, but I don't know about the loudest.  Sorry.

Answer 3

The biggest Animal? Well as far as scientific evidence goes it's a Blue Whale. It's larger than any animal to ever live on earth. Yes, that does include Dino's. The males can grow to be 110ft long. But yet you still have the Giant Squid. The Archituethis Dux in scientific form. It means King Among Squids. We don't know much about this fascinating creature. Dead Giant Squids have washed up on beaches with a length of up to 60 ft long. Sperm Whales eat Giant Squids and they have scars from Giant Squid suckers on them. And when scientists do the calculations the suckers would have to belong to a squid that is up to 200 ft long for some of the scars that they see. We are not sure how big the giant squid actually gets. One of the two most famous tuethologists (squid scientist. He's dead now sadly though) believed it could grow to be 200 ft but never explained why.

Answer 4

The biggest animal in the world is the blue whale at up to 33 metres (110ft) and can weigh over 100 tonnes.

The loudest animal is also the blue whale which can be heard from 500 miles away but on land the loudest animal is the howler monkey which can be heard from three miles away.

Answer 5

Blue Whale for biggest and I was going to say Howler Monkey for loudest, because I don't know how loud marine animals can be.

However, according to the website below, it's the Blue Whale for both!

http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Animal...

Loudest Animal

Blue whales' low-frequency pulses are as loud as 188 decibels—louder than a jet engine—and can be detected more than 500 miles away. On land, the loudest animals are howler monkeys, whose howl can be heard three miles away.

Largest Animal

Blue whales are the largest animals of all time. Females grow to a length of 79 to 89 feet, weighing well over 100 tons. The heaviest blue whale ever weighed was more than 190 tons, and the longest ever measured was more than 108 feet long.