Tapirs walking underwater

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Tapirs walking underwater
Studying ancient sea creatures’ snoozing habits could shed light on the origins of sleep.
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Jellyfish sleep! Even though they have no brain. The nervous system also needs time to 'rest'. Which also means that sleep probably preexisted a brain and therefore also humans. The study was done on the upsidedown jellyfish and anemones.
Both sleep DAILY!
I wonder if that means that they can get sleepy and make bad decisions when they're sleep deprived 🤔
Mole crabs
Edit: forgot to say, don't forget to credit the original video or me if using
This is actually taken from the Denver Aquarium. This is usually far out of what I normally shoot but it turned out so good I had to share it.