Pinkalicious loves to dance and was excited to be given the assignment to make up a dance inspired by her favorite animal. She decides to create a dance using movements of the Roostercataroo, which is ...

Tap dancing birds, shuffling spiders, and wiggling honeybees; dancing is not just a human phenomenon. Many types of animals show off their moves for a variety of different reasons. By far the most ...

Everybody dances. Whether performing on a stage, moving on the dance floor, or simply nodding their heads, everyone can keep the beat. But is this a uniquely human ability or something that we share ...

Penguins with their darling little tuxedo-like feathers may steal the show in the CGI dance movie Happy Feet II — but there are animals out there that put on way better displays than a little tap ...

Imma let you finish whatever it is you're doing, but these animals have one of the best videos of ALL TIME! No, seriously, stop Taylor Swift-ing around the internet for a hot second and watch as these ...

Let’s go backstage with an Albert’s lyrebird called George. One winter’s night, I accompanied lyrebird expert Sydney Curtis to record George in Lamington National Park, Queensland. Curtis positioned a ...

To get an animal to dance doesn't seem like the most daunting task a human being can do, but there's actually a good deal of science behind it. So I am officially calling all animal videos, research.

It turns out that some birds got rhythm. After studying a cockatoo that grooves to the Backstreet Boys and about 1,000 YouTube videos, scientists say they've documented for the first time that some ...

Everybody dances. Whether performing on a stage, moving on the dance floor, or simply nodding their heads, everyone can keep the beat. But is this a uniquely human ability or something that we share ...