Image of a sulphur-crested cockatoo. Source: Pixabay In 2009, Aniruddh Patel published a paper in Current Biology about a cockatoo named 'Snowball' who had become a YouTube sensation for bopping his ...

Cockatoos make such fun pets for so many reasons, but it's hard not to put "good at dancing" at the very top. It's just so funny to see them bust a move, and some seem to have a real talent for it.

Remember YouTube sensation Snowball the dancing cockatoo? Well, he is back again and helping researchers learn more about musicality in other species! Other trending news includes the new Judy Garland ...

Some people are born with a natural rhythm. From an early age, they hear any music, and they're immediately dancing. It's adorable to watch human babies do this, but it's 100 percent impressive when a ...

Snowball (TM) is a Medium Sulphur Crested Eleanora Cockatoo that dances to the Back Street Boys and other songs that he rates as having a "very good beat." He came to Bird Lovers Only Rescue Service, ...

Snowball's back, alright. linkurl:Snowball,;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7IZmRnAo6s the dancing cockatoo of YouTube fame, made an encore performance last Saturday (June 13) at the linkurl:World ...

Cockatoos can headbang, body roll and sidestep intentionally to music, according to a new study by Charles Sturt University. Researchers have analysed 45 social media videos of cockatoos dancing and ...

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Snowball (TM) is a Medium Sulphur Crested Eleanora Cockatoo that dances to the Back Street Boys and other songs that he rates as having a very good beat.

Remember YouTube sensation Snowball the dancing cockatoo? Well, he is back again and helping researchers learn more about musicality in other species! Other trending news includes the new Judy Garland ...