Tiger sounds for kids
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What sound does a tiger make?
A tiger roars and growls. Tigers spend most of their time alone, and their roar tells other tigers to keep away. When two friendly tigers meet, they make a soft puffing sound through their noses called a chuff, which is a tiger’s way of saying hello.
Try it together
Creep like a tiger on all fours, then puff a friendly “prr-prr” chuff when you meet.
One animal, drawn three ways
Every card in Kidster comes in three styles. Some children love the cartoon, others recognise the real animal sooner. A parent picks the style in the Parent Zone, and the sound stays the same.
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The same animal in eleven languages
Animals sound different depending on where you grow up. Kidster speaks every one of these languages, so a child hears the word and the sound in the language of home.
Hear all 48 animals, even offline
Kidster is a calm animal-sounds app for ages one to five: real recordings, the word spoken aloud in eleven languages, no adverts and nothing to read. Twenty-eight animals are free.
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