Why does a bird make high pitch sound whereas lion makes low pitch sound?
The pitch between cukoo's cry, lion's roar
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This is because the difference in the length of voice box or larynx. A shorter voice box has a larger amplitude and thus produces a high pitched and shirll voice whereas the lion hasa larger voice box and thus a shorter amplitude and thus produces a hoarse and heavy voice
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Answer: The amplitudes of vibration of a sound wave determines the pitch. If the frequency of vibration is higher, we say that the sound is shrill or has a higher pitch. If the frequency of vibration is lower, we say that the sound has lower pitch. Therefore, cuckoo's cry makes high-pitched sound but sound of cuckoo's cry is feeble whereas lion makes low pitched but roar of lion is loud.
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