See How Birds Sleep in Mid-Flight While Flying Long Distances

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Galapagos Island-nesting frigatebirds are incredibly sleep-deprived, able to take tiny power naps for seconds or even minutes at a time during long flights. They can literally sleep with one eye open, but sometimes they don’t even need that.

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