No specific film, show or viral creator can be confidently tied to this clip, so its appeal comes from its sound alone rather than a famous moment. Short, loud animal cries have long been a staple of online prank and reaction culture because they read instantly, even without context, and translate across languages. On soundboards, clips like this are saved for quick reuse in edits, streams and group chats, where a single startling noise can punctuate a joke. Its brevity keeps it flexible, and its raw intensity is why editors keep returning to it.