Noise pollution has detrimental effects on wildlife, impacting their behavior and communication. Many animals rely on sound for mating, foraging, and navigation. Increased noise can interfere with these processes, leading to stress, disorientation, and even decreased reproductive success. For example, marine mammals, such as whales and dolphins, may become stranded due to disruption in echolocation caused by loud noises from ships or industrial activities. Over time, chronic exposure to noise pollution can result in population declines and disrupt ecosystem functioning. Thus, managing noise pollution is essential for wildlife conservation.