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By Gundhramns Hammer
June 27, 2015
In the web of life, to make more DNA it takes
more DNA and through eons of time DNA has come up with many ways to make more
DNA.
Even though dancing may look
like it does not have anything to do with DNA making, nevertheless in the end it is
indeed connected to making more DNA.
In birds, dancing is used
during courtship to make more DNA for the gene pool (Videos 1-2).
Video 1. The dancing grebes. Uploaded by heavenshield.
Video 2. Dancing grebes. Uploaded by bjirnpdx.
How about in humans?
Dancing in human adults may be a way of showing off reproductive fitness to the opposite sex for fun, entertaintment and/or courstship or a way of exciting and getting the body´s reproductive machinery ready for action which eventually may lead to wasting DNA somewhere along the screwing line or making more DNA to contribute to the DNA pool along the timeline (Video 3).
Dancing in human adults may be a way of showing off reproductive fitness to the opposite sex for fun, entertaintment and/or courstship or a way of exciting and getting the body´s reproductive machinery ready for action which eventually may lead to wasting DNA somewhere along the screwing line or making more DNA to contribute to the DNA pool along the timeline (Video 3).
Video 3. Circassian Noble dancing
(Adyghe work' k'afa): 'Kabardinka' ensemble. Uploaded by Zuhia Land.
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