Question

If dogs; bark then bears;

(1) Snore
(3) Squeal
(2) Squawk
(4) Screech​

Answer 1

Answer:

if dogs: bark

Bears : snore

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Answer 2

Answer:

If dogs; bark then bears (1) Snore or (3) Squeal

Explanation:

• Bears generally snore, roar or growl in different stiuations.

         Snore - A grunting sound in a person's breathing while they are

                       asleep.

         Roar - A deep prolonged cry made by a lion or any other large wild

                     animal.

         Growl - A sound of an animal that makes a low guttural sound in

                       the throat.

• Bears produce a range of vocal and non-vocal sounds.
• Tongue-clicks, growls, or snorts can be made in cordial situations, such as, between mothers and pups or courtship pairs while making whimpers, moaning, huffing, snorting or puffs of air when stressed.
• Barking occurs in moments of alarm, excitement or to give away the animal's location. Warning sounds include jaw-clicking and smacking, while aggressive encounters include teeth-gnashing, roars, growls and pulsations.
• Puppies may squeal, howl, bleat, or scream when distressed and produce a motor-like buzz when comforted or nursing.

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