What are comic dances in the Philippines example?

* Tinikling. This is a traditional Philippine dance that involves two people hitting bamboo poles on the ground and in the air, while a third person dances in between the poles. The dancer must avoid being hit by the poles, and must make sure to land on the poles without falling.

* Pandanggo. This is a lively and energetic dance that is often performed at festivals. The dance involves a series of quick steps and turns, and is often accompanied by singing.

* Maglalatik. This is a dance that tells the story of a group of coconut farmers who are defending their crop from thieves. The dance involves the use of long bamboo poles and machetes, and is often performed in a playful and humorous manner.

* Sakuting. This is a martial arts dance that is characterized by its fast and powerful movements. The dance involves the use of sticks, and is often performed by men.

* Itik-Itik. This dance imitates the waddling movements of a duck. The dancer's elbows are bent at the sides, hands moving the feathers at the back. In the past, these feathers are attached to the back using a belt but now they are stitched to the costume for convenience. The dancer wears wooden clogs that produce a loud tapping sound as he mimics the movements of the duck.