Snort sound effects, royalty-free and cleared for commercial work. 28 libraries carry this tag, most of them filed under Animals and Creatures & Monsters.
Recordists here also tag breathing, Growl and Grunt, which is worth a look if nothing below fits.
Showing 17–28 of 28 Sound LibrariesSorted by latest
Featuring 200 diverse primate vocalizations, this comprehensive sound effects library captures authentic calls from gorillas, chimps, gibbons, howler monkeys, and orangutans in natural habitats.
Professional voice actors and field recordings combine to deliver 1,212 authentic animal sound effects, featuring both impersonated creatures and natural wildlife ambiences captured in their habitats.
Expansive creature sound effects library featuring 247 high-quality humanoid recordings, captured with specialized microphones and performed by multiple voice actors, including both realistic and cartoon-style monster vocalizations.
Professional sound effects collection featuring 242 authentic burps and belches, ranging from short to extended takes, suitable for both human characters and creature sound design.
Comprehensive collection of authentic bear sound effects, featuring various species from cubs to adults, with natural vocalizations including growls, barks, grunts, and sniffing across 160 files.
Expertly crafted sound effects span five distinct categories, featuring otherworldly creature vocals, from alien dialects to dinosaur roars, all created using Dehumaniser voice technology.
Professional recordings capture authentic Shiba dog sound effects, including varied barks and panting, recorded cleanly in-studio with two distinctly vocal canine personalities.
These authentic sound effects feature genuine whinnies and nickers from Sammy, a retired Shetland pony, captured during his daily feeding routine in a French vineyard.
Diverse multicultural recordings capture authentic human ambiance and sound effects gathered during decade-long documentary travels across various global locations.
Raw, vintage rodeo and ranch recordings capture authentic sound effects from an era before amplified music, featuring unfiltered bull rides, horse movements, crowd reactions, and traditional ranch equipment.
Detailed recordings from Woodstock Animal Sanctuary capture aggressive, large pigs' sound effects, including deep, chesty vocalizations during tusk trimming, recorded at professional 96kHz quality.