Just as we humans need sleep, so do our animal friends. Moreover, while 8-10 hours of sleep a day is sufficient for us humans, some animals can sleep for 22 hours a day. Although animals sleep like us, we hardly see these creatures sleeping in their natural environment. We don’t know much about how living things sleep, as documentaries usually record moments with plenty of action.
Today we will try to tell you what our animal friends look like when they sleep. You probably know how sweetly our cats and dogs sleep in our homes. So how do creatures like lions, giraffes and elephants sleep? Let’s have a look at the animal images, all sleeping sweetly.
12 Animals That Prove Sleeping Is An Art
This red panda must have been very sleepy.
One of the first animals that comes to mind when it comes to sleep is the koala. Koalas sleep an average of 18 to 22 hours a day.
Here we leave a monkey saying, “Let’s take a nap while we find the shade.”
Our lovely friend who gives the exact meaning of the sloth’s name.
Being the king of the jungle is not that easy. Lions spend at least 18 hours of the day sleeping.
From this photo we can deduce that lemurs like to sleep together.
One of the animals most suitable for sleeping is pandas.
Doesn’t it make you think that bears have a sweet character under their huge body?
Who knows which nut the sweet squirrel is chasing in your dream?
Our giraffe brother made himself a snake.
We’re leaving a stuffed elephant over there.
Although we think they are aliens, we can say that they sleep very well.
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