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Nodding along to catchy music is not just a human habit, according to Japanese scientists who have discovered that rats also move to the beat of songs by

Lady Gaga could now call herself the Pied Piper after a new study claimed rats might enjoy her music. Science Advances released a peer-reviewed study by the Un

Lady Gaga could now call herself the Pied Piper after a new study claimed rats might enjoy her music. Science Advances released a peer-reviewed study by the Un

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Japanese scientists say the rodents’ brains are designed to respond well to music.

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ABC/Randy HolmesLady Gaga could now call herself the Pied Piper after a new study claimed rats might enjoy her music. Science Advances released a peer-reviewed study by the University of Tokyo, which studied if rodents can recognize a song's rhythm a...

Scientists at the University of Tokyo found that rats possess the ability to keep the beat to musical pieces from Mozart.

Scientists at the University of Tokyo found that rats possess the ability to keep the beat to musical pieces from Mozart.

Researchers found that rats bop their heads like humans while listening to Lady Gaga.