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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Many animals are known to move their bodies in ways that resemble human dancing. Whether it's for mating rituals or simply in response to music, animals show us that humans aren't the only ones with ...

From grand proposals to lengthy letters, humans are known to go the extra mile in order to impress their mates. However, even ...

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 ...

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 ...

Remember Snowball, the dancing cockatoo? The parrot-like bird who became famous nodding and stamping to the Backstreet Boys tune, "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" ? This is him ... More than 5.6 ...