No, it cannot

sound-level meter
oscilloscope traces

sound B

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f= <=> P = =
P f 440

20000 Hz

35 kHz
The skin moves to one side and squashes or compresses the air next to it. This
compressed air pushes and compresses the air next to it while the "pocket" itself
bounces back towards the position it came from. The compressing effect and
stretching effect therefore moves outwards from the sound source. The movement
of the air back and forth is itself a rapid vibration and the movement of the effect
outwards is in a wave form.