By Anshika Verma24, Jun 2024 01:00 PMjagranjosh.com
Walrus
Isn't it convenient to have the ability to sleep anywhere? You could, of course, if you were a walrus. They can sleep at any moment, in the water or on land.
Horses
As an animal in prey, there are benefits to sleeping upright since it keeps you alert and prepared to flee from harm. Horses are just one species that possesses this talent.
Meerkats
Their cosy sleeping habits, where they lie in mounds with the alpha meerkats in the midst and as far away from any threat as possible, demonstrate their close-knit societies.
Ducks
Ducks sleep side by side in rows. Furthermore, the ducks in the middle recline with both eyes closed, while the ducks outside sleep with one eye open and keep an eye out for danger.
Chimpanzee
When they sleep, chimpanzees and other large primates prefer to snuggle up and stay warm. They use branches and leaves to build their nests high in trees.
Dolphins
Even while they are sleeping, dolphins must deliberately think to breathe. Individuals experience unihemispheric sleep, in which they sleep with one eye open.
Giraffes
Can you picture getting as little as 30 minutes of sleep a day, and only five minutes of sleep at a time? They take brief naps, sometimes when sitting with their heads resting.
Bats
Although it may not seem like the best sleeping position to us, laying upside down is effective for bats. They are in an ideal position and it also protects them from predators.
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