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Daily Mail6 年
Snowball the cockatoo wows scientists with 14 different dance moves
Snowball is an Eleonora, or sulphur-crested, cockatoo that was hatched in 1996. He was given to the Bird Lovers Only shelter in Schererville, Indiana, by his second owner in 2007, who told the ...
Ars Technica6 年
Snowball the dancing cockatoo has wide range of killer moves, new study finds
Snowball is a male Eleonora cockatoo who came to national attention around 2008, when his owner, co-author Irene Schulz, posted a video of him moving to the beat on YouTube.
The Washington Post6 年
Snowball the cockatoo taught himself 14 dance moves, scientists say
Snowball has been dancing since he was dropped off at the Bird Lovers Only Rescue in Indiana in 2007. (The bird’s previous owner, who had grown older and could no longer care for Snowball, even ...
Forbes6 年
Snowball The Dancing Cockatoo Spontaneously Creates New Dance Moves - Forbes
Snowball, the internationally famous dancing sulfur-crested cockatoo, has been busily creating new dance moves to further impress scientists ...
CNN6 年
Snowball the cockatoo learned 14 dance moves on his own, researchers say - CNN
Snowball can headbang, vogue and body roll as well as, if not better than, any rhythmically inclined human. Never mind he’s covered in feathers. The sulphur-crested cockatoo broke big on YouTube ...
USA Today5 年
Dancing bird: Snowball the cockatoo can dance to music, study says
So does Snowball, a sulphur-crested cockatoo, according to a study published by Current Biology on movement to music. He has 14 dance moves. Videos of Snowball's dancing have been all over the ...
CNN6 年
Snowball the cockatoo learned 14 dance moves on his own, researchers say - CNN International
Snowball can headbang, vogue and body roll as well as, if not better than, any rhythmically inclined human. Never mind he’s covered in feathers. The sulphur-crested cockatoo broke big on YouTube ...
The New York Times5 年
This Cockatoo Thinks He Can Dance - The New York Times
Researchers have become convinced that Snowball, a YouTube sensation, and perhaps other animals, share humans’ sensitivity to music. He certainly has his own moves. By Karen Weintraub Watching ...
AOL.co.uk6 年
Headbanging cockatoo Snowball just wants to have fun - AOL.co.uk
Birds just want to have fun – at least, one headbanging cockatoo does. Snowball may never have had a dance lesson in his life but he wowed researchers with 14 different moves as he bopped along ...