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Wild & Wacky Animals · Episode 5

The Silliest Dancers and Walkers

Do animals really dance, and what are they saying?

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A sifaka lemur crosses open ground in sideways hops like a skipping dancer. A blue-footed booby lifts each bright blue foot to show it off, a peacock spider waves patterned flaps like tiny flags, and a fainting goat freezes stiff when startled.

What you'll learn

  • Many animal dances are messages: look at me, or stay away.
  • A booby's brighter feet signal a healthier bird.
  • Fainting goats have muscles that briefly lock up from surprise.
  • Kid takeaway: movement is one of nature's languages.
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