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By: TheJestPress.com
**Cockatoos That Feel the Beat Now Out-Dancing Most Humans, Study Finds**
In a discovery that’s ruffling both scientific feathers and dance floors nationwide, researchers have published a study revealing that cockatoos can perform 30 distinct dance moves—and that they’re doing it with more enthusiasm than your uncle at weddings.
The peer-reviewed study, titled “Why Are Cockatoos Doing the Macarena Better Than Me?”, observed dozens of cockatoos as they listened to music ranging from classical to K-pop. The birds were seen nailing everything from headbanging and foot-tapping to what one researcher called “a surprisingly accurate moonwalk.” Meanwhile, the scientists’ own attempts at replicating the moves prompted local rescue teams to dispatch physical therapists on standby.
Lead scientist Dr. Polly Rhythm told reporters: “We found that cockatoos don’t just feel the beat—they embody it. Several even invented their own move, the ‘Wing-flap Shimmy,’ which involves more upper body than most Super Bowl halftime performances.”
The findings have sent shockwaves through dance studios worldwide. The World Salsa Association has begun updating its official instruction manuals with a new “avian” chapter, and “Dancing with the Stars” producers are rumored to be in talks with several high-profile cockatoos after last season’s ratings slump.
But perhaps most affected is the trailer park dance crew in Omaha, who say their reigning title was threatened after a cockatoo flash mob showed up and laid down “30 consecutive moves before we even finished warming up.”
Dr. Rhythm concludes, “At this point, the only thing left to study is whether humans are ready to embrace their new, feathery dance overlords.”
Sources confirm that next year’s Coachella lineup will include an opening act of synchronized cockatoos performing a medley of TikTok’s greatest hits. Humans, act surprised.
By: TheJestPress.com
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