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A new study surveyed the behavior of crested gibbons engaging in dance-like movements both in the wild and in captivity, finding only the females dance, and in a few different contexts. When you ...

Like a cross between Peter Crouch and Michael Jackson, a hilarious video reveals the moment a cheeky gibbon performs a dance for a captive audience. The female, filmed at a rescue centre in Ninh Bình, ...

China’s Spring Festival Gala drew global attention with a robot dance performance by 16 Unitree H1 robots. Deftly integrating traditional Yangko dance moves, these robots showcased advanced AI ...