Still Sleeping
Sharks have a significant difficulty when it comes to collecting their forty winks when they aren’t engaged with Shark Week. They require a continuous flow of water across their gills in order to breathe. Long naps are, unsurprisingly, a problem as a result of this. While some sharks have developed ways to breathe while immobile, others remain unknown. Certain sharks, according to some experts, locate locations where the current carries water across their gills, allowing them to sleep without having to move. Other researchers believe that these sharks may turn off their brains and rely on their spinal column to keep them moving. The jury is still out on how certain sharks sleep, which is intriguing in and of itself.
Still Sleeping
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