* Trumpeting: This is the most well-known elephant sound, a loud, resonant call often used to communicate over long distances. It can be used to signal alarm, announce a presence, or express excitement.
* Rumbling: This is a low-frequency sound that can be felt in the ground. It's often used for communication between elephants, especially when they're in a herd.
* Barking: This sound is similar to a dog's bark, and is often used to express annoyance or aggression.
* Snorting: This sound can be a sign of excitement, playfulness, or aggression.
* Screaming: Elephants can scream, which is often a sign of distress or pain.
* Squeaking: Young elephants often make squeaking noises.
The specific sound an elephant makes depends on the context and the individual elephant.