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 ...

A fun new way to keep the party going, early bird dance parties are gaining popularity, letting people of all ages let loose without staying out late.

One bird can head-bang, vogue, pose and move side to side to songs A new study has found that cockatoos can dance and make up their own moves. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ Funniest ...

And the GalahCockatoo, which is native to Australia, has the prettiest baby pink feathers you ever did see. One recently ...

Dancing Parrot on YouTube Leads to Scientific Theory. Associated Press. Published May 1, 2009 7:32am EDT | Updated January 14, 2015 1 ... Still, not every parrot will dance to music, ...

A video of a bird appearing to bop its head to the electronic dance tune "Everytime We Touch" by Cascada has gone viral on TikTok.. The video shared by TikToker David Holt (@djskorpios) had 7.9 ...

Dancing with unrivalled glee, not knowing where the next step is going to take us – and obviously, absolutely having a wild time to The Beach Boys. Prance on, Parrot. You May Also Like ...

The parrot, who had not been trained or encouraged to dance, also managed 10 separate moves - including “Vogue”, a side-to-side heat tilt synchronised with a foot-lift - while accompanying ...

The parrot should be in the vicinity before the music disc is inserted. For example, if you begin by playing a music disc and then spawn in a parrot, it won't dance when it appears even if it's ...

Dirty Bird, a.k.a. Gum, talks about his new project 'Wagenmusik' and how he uses dance music to lift up the people around him Dirty Bird's Utopian Dance Music Communities ...

The proprietors of Parrot Island, an open-air bar and restaurant on the edge of Fells Point, invited a group of nearby residents last night to see their proposal to begin having live music and danc… ...

SEATTLE — Snowball the dancing parrot doesn’t just bob to the beat. The YouTube sensation, who proved last year that humans aren’t the only species that got rhythm, gets his groove on better ...