Animals
Dancing Sea Lion Challenges the Idea that Animals can't Keep a Beat [Video]
Ronan, a sea lion, has now become the first non-human mammal who can keep up with a beat. The ability to keep a track of beat was previously found only in birds like parrots that can mimic human voice.
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