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Published: 14 Nov 2018 › Updated: 14 Nov 2018 → This Is How Giraffes Sleep

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Take a good look at these giraffe nap pics, because you won't often catch a giraffe sleeping. In fact, despite being the tallest animal, giraffes have the shortest sleep requirements of any mammal, sleeping an average of just 30 minutes per day. And when they do sleep, usually it's just for a few minutes; until the 1950s, researchers believed that giraffes don't sleep at all.

Some nice photos of something most of us have never seen. Here are a few of my favorites. Follow the link for more.

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David is an Italian-American expat lost in Japan. A photographer, father, lover of haiku, and eater of natto. Here, there, and everywhere.

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