Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Science
A recent BBC article talked about how sloths actually sleep less in the wild than scientists thought after observing them in captivity. It seems they caught the sloths, hooked them up to a machine that monitored their brain waves and released them. After a few days, they recaptured them and checked the brain wave monitor. Their conclusion was that the sloths slept less in the wild.
Here's another conclusion. Sloths sleep less after being captured and hooked up to a brain wave monitoring machine. I know I would.
