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- MUDSKIPPERS: These unique fish can perform an array of moves including snout touching, dorsal fin displays, body arching, and tail twirling. They also impress with their remarkable airborne leaps.
- MANAKIN BIRD: Native to Ecuador and Colombia, manakin birds perform a distinctive mating dance that includes a ticking noise made with their wings, a brief flight, and a moonwalk-style dance on branches.
- COCKATOO: Known for their impressive rhythm, cockatoos like Snowball have been shown to dance to music, with studies confirming their ability to keep time to a beat.
- FLAMINGOS: In the wild, greater flamingos execute up to 136 different dance routines during courtship. Their dances become more intricate with age and are an essential part of their breeding ritual.
- ELEPHANTS: Elephants exhibit a form of dancing by swaying their bodies side to side, lifting one foot, swinging their trunk and head, and flapping their ears. Their gentle movements make for a captivating display.
