The peacock, for one. :) That's all I have time to look up for now. They spread their feathers and dance. Hope that helps you.
Hallyangmu is a dance to attract a lady's heart.
Yes, some animals will perform a ritual or dance to attract a mate. If you wanted to know if they can "dance to music", only parrots that are capable of vocalizing human words. There are videos of dancing parrots on youtube if you are interested. They can "find the beat" and move according to rythem... they also appear to actually enjoy it too. Other than that, primates cannot dance, nor vocalize human words... Animals usually cannot recognize a beat, so they don't have the "timing" necessary to comprehend or move with music. You can train some animals to do certain things upon hearing a sound. Even if you train a dog to dance with you, to the dog the movements have nothing to do with music, they are just duplicated commands. Theoretically, dancing and vocal comprehension may be linked. Theoretically Dolphins may also be able to "dance" as they may be able to recognize and synchronize with music because they also can duplicate sounds and communicate with vocal expression.
The Chicken Dance
yes animals do dance. They skip across the room holding hands singing la la la la la
they run around in circles and eventually die with their mate
They dance around
to attract its mate
It dances a specially dance known as the 'Macarena'
The following animals make sounds to attract a mate: foxes, frogs, toads, penguins and even elk. Some apes beat their chest and make sounds to attract a mate. +++ Some insects, as well, such as crickets and grasshoppers.
they do an elaborate song and dance routine to attract the female and then mate much as other birds do when she accepts him.
Scarlet macaw talk or dance to attract mates
No. The "singing and dancing" of lyrebirds is purely a courtship ritual. It is done by the male in an attempt to attract a mate.
animals use many ways to attract each other such as pheromones wich are emmited by certain glands to color marking on their bodies.
You ask a vast question. All species of Animals have their own way of attraction. From courtship dances of the Brolga, to the dominance of a lion to win his lioness, or even the fox whom if loses his mate, does not find another for the rest of his life. There are too many to state, do you have one species in paticular that you were after?
some animals fight each other to mate but the usual is stag beetles, deer and loads more.
They mate
He puts his hands behind his back and acts like a chicken doing the rain dance. This attracts a mate.