Penguins Take 4-Second Power Naps to Protect Their Eggs

#shorts #chinstrap penguins #eggs #sleep #team A new study has found that chinstrap penguins get around 11 hours of sleep in four-second bursts. That’s right, these penguins take thousands of 4-second naps throughout the day. Scientists say that the penguins need to sleep in short bursts so they can keep an eye out for predators. But how do they do it? Well, it turns out that chinstrap penguins have developed a special ability to sleep with one eye open. That way, they can keep an eye on their surroundings while they’re getting some shut-eye. So next time you’re feeling tired, just remember the chinstrap penguin. They’re proof that you can get a good night’s sleep in just a few short minutes.

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