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Women’s most ‘appealing’ dance moves identified

Women’s most ‘appealing’ dance moves identified

Scientists have discovered that women with greater hip swing and asymmetric thighs and arms movements are viewed as better dancers. These findings may help shed a light on dances role in human courtship and partner selection. Hip swing might be an emphatically feminine trait. The ability to move limbs in an asymmetrical manner, independently of each other, may attest to well-developed motor control. These traits may suggest potential fertility and point towards a female partner who may provide direct and indirect reproductive benefits. Feb 9, 2017
Cop gets called to a ‘fight’ and finds himself in an incredible dance-off

Cop gets called to a ‘fight’ and finds himself in an incredible dance-off

A police officer in downtown Oshawa, Ontario, was called to the scene of what a passer-by thought was a fight. However, it turned out to be a dance crew recording a video.The University of Ontario’s dance team was in the middle of filming its latest video, when Constable Jarrod Singh of the Durham Regional Police Service was sent to investigate. When he realized that there was in fact no fight and only funk, Singh broke out some killer moves of his own. “I saw eight people gathered around one person, so I can see how a member of the public thought it was a fight,” Singh told CBC News Canada. “But when I got closer I could see he was break dancing in the middle and there was someone filming it.” Feb 9, 2017
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