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How Does a Baby Giraffe Sleep? - Neatorama Giraffe Meme, Giraffe Pictures, Sleeping Animals, Baby Otters, Animal Facts, Baby Giraffe, Snow Leopard, Sphynx, Giraffes

Duh! With its eyes closed, of course! Take a look at these cute photos of baby giraffes sleeping, using their own bodies as pillows for their heads, courtesy of their loooong necks (except the last one, whose head I think plopped to the ground in the sleep). Next question: Do they wake up with a giant crick in their necks? (Images: Imgur - via Lost at E Minor)...

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Alf Alert!!! 8/6/2017  Today's cute picture shows just how relaxed Alf was, catching him getting ready for a nap. A giraffe, both in captivity and in the wild, are not big sleepers. Typically a giraffe will sleep for up to 4 hours a day. They can sleep both standing up and laying down although they don't tend to lay down for long periods of time. Cute Giraffe Pictures, Giraffe Eyes, Giraffe Sleeping, Felted Giraffe, Giraffe Photography, Giraffe Facts, Felt Giraffe, Giraffe Photos, Giraffe Drawing

Alf Alert!!! 8/6/2017 Today's cute picture shows just how relaxed Alf was, catching him getting ready for a nap. A giraffe, both in captivity and in the wild, are not big sleepers. Typically a giraffe will sleep for up to 4 hours a day. They can sleep both standing up and laying down although they don't tend to lay down for long periods of time.

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Here are a few interesting facts about the giraffes' sleeping/resting habits: 1. Giraffes don't need much sleep -- only about 30 minutes a day for an adult. 2. They split their sleep into naps of approximately 5 minutes at a time and they usually can't reach deep sleep. 3. Sometimes the young ones will turn their neck and rest their head on their back as if it's a pillow, while adults can -- sleep standing up. 4. When sitting down, they do so by folding their legs underneath their bodies. The Young Ones, Deep Sleep, Giraffes, Interesting Facts, A Pillow, Facts About, 30 Minutes, Fun Facts, Split

Here are a few interesting facts about the giraffes' sleeping/resting habits: 1. Giraffes don't need much sleep -- only about 30 minutes a day for an adult. 2. They split their sleep into naps of approximately 5 minutes at a time and they usually can't reach deep sleep. 3. Sometimes the young ones will turn their neck and rest their head on their back as if it's a pillow, while adults can -- sleep standing up. 4. When sitting down, they do so by folding their legs underneath their bodies.

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