Snowball the dancing parrot doesn’t just bob his head when he hears music. He headbangs. He headbangs with a lifted foot. He vogues. You may already be familiar with Snowball, the sulphur ...

Dancing — spontaneously busting diverse moves in time to music — seems to be common only in humans and one other animal: parrots. A prime example is Snowball, a dancing cockatoo who has become ...

Before he became an internet sensation, before he made scientists reconsider the nature of dancing, before the children’s book and the Taco Bell commercial, Snowball was just a young parrot ...

Dancing parrots have revealed that humans aren’t the only animals that can groove to different beats. Two new studies have found that parrots kept their dancing synchronised to human music ...

Humans may have more in common with parrots than chimpanzees due to a shared natural ability to dance, a new study suggests. A groundbreaking set of observations has shown a pet cockatoo showing ...

Humans may have more in common with parrots than chimpanzees due to a shared natural ability to dance, a new study suggests. A groundbreaking set of observations has shown a pet cockatoo showing ...

Some birds have a remarkable talent for dancing, two studies published in Current Biology suggest. Footage revealed that some parrots have a near-perfect sense of rhythm; swaying their bodies, bobbing ...

his own reflection in the mirror. In a moment of pure joy the dancing parrot, named Ezekiel, is seen performing some moves only to catch sight of what he believes to be another parrot. Moving ...