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have made an interesting discove . . , ,, discovery. the rats displayed synchronisation discovery. the rats displayed synchronisation with - discovery. the rats displayed synchronisation with the i discovery. the rats displayed l synchronisation with the beat, most distinctly within the same range of humans. most distinctly within the same range of humans. dancing, which is essentially range of humans. dancing, which is essentially the range of humans. dancing, which is essentially the ability - range of humans. dancing, which is essentially the ability to i is essentially the ability to move to a beat, was once thought to be unique to humans. but these findings suggest otherwise. the rats were played one minute clip of mozart s sonata for two pianos in d major at four different tempos. historically, in this field, many people use mozart s sonata because it was, yeah, used for a long time in these kind of experiments. experiments. the culture creatures experiments. the cultur
think the indian community have really got behind their team. unfortunate they did not make it but again, looking forward to a really, really exciting game tonight. to a really, really exciting came toniaht. ,, . , game tonight. stuart, we wish ou all game tonight. stuart, we wish you all the game tonight. stuart, we wish you all the best game tonight. stuart, we wish you all the best of game tonight. stuart, we wish you all the best of luck- game tonight. stuart, we wish you all the best of luck and i you all the best of luck and sunshine as well. thank you for joining us. sunshine as well. thank you for joining us scientists injapan have found that rats have an innate ability to move to music. the researchers from the university of tokyo fitted highly sensitive devices to ten of the creatures to record their movements and they found that they bopped their heads to a range of different genres. tom brada reports. moved by a bit of mozart, literally. these rats are part of an ex
now, an intriguing story for you. scientists injapan have found that rats have an innate ability to move to music. the researchers from the university of tokyo fitted highly sensitive devices to ten of the creatures to record their movements and they found that they bopped their heads to a range of different genres. tom brada reports. mozart s sonata for two pianos in d major plays. moved by a bit of mozart literally. these rats are part of an experiment to see how the rodents respond to music. with a mini sensor strapped to their heads, they were played a range of tunes at different tempos and scientists believe they ve made an interesting discovery. the rats displayed innate beat synchronisation, most distinctly within the same range of humans. dancing, which is essentially the ability to move to a beat, was once thought to be unique to humans but these findings suggest otherwise.
the rats were played one minute clips of mozart s sonata for two pianos in d major at four different tempos. historically, in this field, many people use mozart s sonata because it was, yeah, used for a long time in these kind of experiments. # another bites the dust! the cultured creatures were also treated to some modern gems. # another bites one the dust! we played lady gaga and queen, but that s not included included in the main data. rats often suffer from a less than stellar reputation but 20 human participants listened to the same music clips and both rats and humans bobbed their heads to the beat in a similar rhythm. some of us believe that music is special to human culture, yeah, but yeah, it s yeah, i believe that it s already somehow inherited from our progenitors and maybe at least from rats.
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