For example, why do things like domestic cats and dogs seem to nap and sleep for longer than humans or elephants?
Why do carnivorous/predatory animals seem to sleep more than extremely intelligent animals?
3 years ago by JoshuaSlowpoke777 to c/nostupidquestions
For example, why do things like domestic cats and dogs seem to nap and sleep for longer than humans or elephants?
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I think carnivores only get to eat if they hunt something and tend to evolve in a way where moving around consumes a lot of energy since they need to be big/fast/etc
Dogs are omnivorous and so are we
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