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From a biological perspective, what's interesting about this is that REM sleep hasn't been observed in insects before. Insects sleep, but the REM phase only occ
by tsol 4y ago
From a biological perspective, what's interesting about this is that REM sleep hasn't been observed in insects before. Insects sleep, but the REM phase only occurs in mammals and birds. I think some people are reading too much into this.
- throwamon 4y agospiders aren't insects
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- WesolyKubeczek 4y agoI dread the day in which we learn that ticks, those other arachnids, dream of flying.