NEWS · B2 Level - Part 6
Why Do Cockatoos Dance
They definitely don't have two left feet. Social media is filled with videos of cockatoos busting a move.
Level: B2 · 13 sentences
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- They definitely don't have two left feet.
- Social media is filled with videos of cockatoos busting a move.
- New research shows these clever birds actually have dozens of dance moves, including several newly identified ones.
- Researchers studied 45 videos they found through social media sites showing cockatoos cutting a rug.
- The results published in the open access journal PLOS One show cockatos have at least 30 distinct moves,
- 17 of which had not previously been described scientifically.
- This includes head banging, side steps, and body rolls.
- Some even come up with their own unique ways to get down,
- often combining several movements.
- Dancing in time to music has only been reported in humans and captive parrots,
- but some birds in the wild have been known to show off repeated movements during courtship.
- Cockatoos, which are part of the parrot family, are known to dance to music in captivity,
- but researchers say their motivation remains unclear.