Lady Gaga has the power to get most of us up on the dance floor busting out some nifty moves, and it seems rats are no different 🐭 🕺
has the power to get most of us up on the dance floor busting out some nifty moves, and it seems rats are no different.
They then compared results with 20 human subjects and found rhythm is by means confined to homo sapiens – but inborn in other species too. ‘Rats displayed innate – that is, without any training or prior exposure to music – beat synchronisation most distinctly within 120-140 bpm – to which humans also exhibit the clearest beat synchronisation.‘The auditory cortex, the region of our brain that processes sound, was also tuned to 120-140 bpm, which we were able to explain using our mathematical model of brain adaptation.’
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