What? I' comparing to the speed of the skulk particle that represents sound It self, I may be doing a dum moment but still don't understand the point
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Mr. Bambu
No, you aren't.
The Skulk reacts to sound. You presume that it reacts to sound at perfect efficiency. This is not inherently so. By that presumption alone the calculation is invalid.
The Skulk reacts to sound. You presume that it reacts to sound at perfect efficiency. This is not inherently so. By that presumption alone the calculation is invalid.
JustANormalLemon
No, I presumed that the particle that comes out of the sound source and goes to the skulk is a representation of sound It self
Those are comparing the movement of something to sound. By comparing one thing with a stated speed to sound, you can then compare everything else.
Your calc, however, presumes that a creature hears and reacts to sound at perfect synchronicity. You aren't comparing to an actual speed, rather you are presuming an innate speed of a thing already.