How do fish sleep?? — Transcript
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- 0:00fish die if they stop swimming so how do
- 0:02they sleep well imagine you're a tuna
- 0:05you know just swimming about just keep
- 0:07swimming but after a while you get
- 0:08really tired must
- 0:12keep so what do you do stop swimming no
- 0:16see most animals sleep by laying down
- 0:18closing their eyes and kind of turning
- 0:20off their brain but that's a problem
- 0:22because if a tuna turns off their brain
- 0:24they stop swimming and die what I'm
- 0:27going to die don't worry you can still
- 0:29have have a nice rest see because of
- 0:32this problem fish have developed a super
- 0:34neat mechanism for staying kind of half
- 0:36awake and half asleep at the same time
- 0:38it's called uni hemispheric sleep
- 0:41basically your tuna brain is split into
- 0:43two halves hemispheres one half goes
- 0:45into nap mode and the other half keeps
- 0:47your body floating about slowly moving
- 0:49forward just enough so you don't die
- 0:53meaning you can rest and keep swimming
- 0:55at the same time we can get more of my
- 0:56free lessons on smart.com
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