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minus-square@BuddahrifficlinkEnglish5•1 month agoThe unpleasant reaction could be to the shape of the sound rather than just the frequency. Like a sin wave isn’t a pleasant sound, though it’s not bad at lower amplitudes.
minus-square@AngryCommieKenderlinkEnglish2•1 month agoPossible. I couldn’t tell you since I can’t hear it, and am uncertain if I have a microphone that could detect that frequency
minus-square@BuddahrifficlinkEnglish2•1 month agoDo they show similar signs of distress around plants in general? Are they reluctant to enter forests? Do they randomly destroy plants? Lol I thought it would be clear until that last question, which is something both cats and dogs are known to do on occasion.
The unpleasant reaction could be to the shape of the sound rather than just the frequency. Like a sin wave isn’t a pleasant sound, though it’s not bad at lower amplitudes.
Possible. I couldn’t tell you since I can’t hear it, and am uncertain if I have a microphone that could detect that frequency
Do they show similar signs of distress around plants in general? Are they reluctant to enter forests? Do they randomly destroy plants?
Lol I thought it would be clear until that last question, which is something both cats and dogs are known to do on occasion.