Living in a generation where everyone, even toddlers are equipped with a smart device, it is becoming more common to find toys that amuse people at both ends of the spectrum. That is exactly what ...

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Kids of all ages were able to sing, dance and be introduced to their favorite “Madagascar” characters at an event Monday morning. Crane River Theater Company of Kearney visited the Grand Island Public ...

Tap dancing birds, shuffling spiders, and wiggling honeybees; dancing is not just a human phenomenon. Many types of animals show off their moves for a variety of different reasons. By far the most ...

Many animals are known to move their bodies in ways that resemble human dancing. Whether it's for mating rituals or simply in response to music, animals show us that humans aren't the only ones with ...

So, you think you can dance? Animals dance, too. They don’t all do it quite the same way we do, but they often shake their stuff for the same reasons (showing off for the opposite sex) and sometimes ...

To celebrate the holiday, today’s Google homepage includes a Thanksgiving themed logo complete with a banjo-playing fox, a dancing turkey and slew of forest animals building their very own vegetarian ...

Humans aren't the only animals that dance to a beat: Deep in the forest of Southeastern Australia, male lyrebirds groove to their own music, a new study reports. The study researchers found that ...