Do humans or wombats hear better?

Wombats have a highly developed sense of hearing that is adapted for their environment, allowing them to detect sounds that may signal danger. While humans have a broad range of hearing that facilitates communication and understanding of complex sounds, wombats are generally better at picking up lower-frequency sounds. Overall, wombats are more attuned to their specific auditory needs in the wild, making them better hearers in that context.