What does a saiga sound like?

Saiga antelopes produce a range of sounds, including deep grunts, bleats, and snorts, often used for communication within herds. Males are particularly vocal during the mating season, emitting loud calls that can carry over long distances. Their vocalizations are distinct and can convey various meanings, such as alerting others to danger or attracting mates. Overall, their sounds are unique and contribute to the social dynamics of their groups.