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Animal Sleep Habits quiz

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Question 1 of 3Easy

What extreme bodily change lets Alaskan wood frogs sleep through winter?

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  1. 1 Easy

    Why do bats hang upside down while sleeping?

    Answer: To take flight easily

    Why: A bat's leg bones are too light to carry its weight standing, so hanging costs almost nothing and letting go is instant flight.

  2. 2 Medium

    How do parrotfish protect themselves from predators while sleeping at night?

    Answer: Creating a mucus cocoon

    Why: Strip the cocoon off and 94 percent of sleeping parrotfish get bitten by blood-sucking gnathiid parasites, against 10 percent of those still wrapped.

  3. 3 Hard

    Into what do hibernating bears convert urea instead of urinating?

    Answer: Proteins

    Why: Symbiotic gut bacteria break down urea into ammonia, which the liver recycles into new amino acids.

  4. 4 Easy

    What word describes animals that sleep during the day and stay active at night?

    Answer: Nocturnal

    Why: Animals active primarily at dawn and dusk are called crepuscular, distinct from strictly nocturnal creatures.

  5. 5 Medium

    What is sleeping with only half the brain called?

    Answer: Unihemispheric sleep

    Why: This allows marine mammals to surface for air and birds to watch for predators mid-flight.

  6. 6 Hard

    While doing what digestive task can reindeer enter non-REM sleep?

    Answer: Ruminating

    Why: Chewing cud quietly produces slow brain waves that let reindeer digest and sleep at the same time.

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