Call it a Rat Romance: New study reveals that rats keep rhythm to Lady Gaga
A new study has revealed that humans are not the only ones who can move to a musical beat – rats have got rhythm.
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A new study has revealed that humans are not the only ones who can move to a musical beat – rats have got rhythm.
Researchers from the University of Tokyo played ten rats a Mozart Sonata and four pop songs at different tempos, and found they could best keep in time when it was 120 to 140 beats per minute.
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