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If birds had arms instead of wings, then at least they would not be able to fly. But now we want to talk, not about what they could not, but about their new capabilities. YouTuber Curlykidlife created a funny video in which he showed what it would be like if the birds had hands. And as it turned out, they could wash the dishes, take selfies, play the guitar, pump muscles, and just run, swinging them in all directions. I wonder how it would all look? See further!
Cats usually sleep between 13 and 16 hours a day. What is the reason they need so much rest? Expert Abigail Tucker, author of "The Lion in the Living Room" has an extremely interesting explanation.
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According to the expert, although the time dedicated to sleep differs from one cat to another, depending on age and personality, cats usually sleep between 13 and 16 hours a day. Only bats and opossums sleep more, almost 20 hours a day.
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"Everything has to do with the instinct of a predator. If, for example, herbivores graze for hours until they fill their stomachs with enough food, in the case of cats, hunting gives them a very short time to attack and devour their victim. This behavior has also been passed on to domestic cats, so they can spend most of the day sleeping, like lions, ”explained Abigail Tucker.
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Another characteristic of cats is that they are twilight animals, being more active at sunset and at dawn. During the day, they rest and at night they become active.
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"On the other hand, many cats, especially apartment cats, sleep rather out of boredom, having nothing to stimulate them, such as those raised in the yard," she added.
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Studies show that cats sleep has two phases: REM (Rapid eye movement) - characterized by rapid eye movement, when dreams occur, and non-REM sleep (NREM) or deep sleep.
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During NREM sleep, the cat's body recovers. Bones grow, muscles develop. The immune system strengthens. 60% of a cat's sleep is REM sleep, three times less than in humans.
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According to the expert, when sleeping, the cat must have its own bed. "Cats need their space, where they can sleep better. If you make a special cage for him, even a box, the cat will be much happier than if you keep him in bed ", the expert added.
8.It dreams of sunbathing
9.Human legs are perfect for sleep
10.About what is this cat dreaming?
11.After a good meal
12.Trying to fall asleep
13.Thinking about treaties
14.Broken cat
15.So tiered after a work day
16.Trying to sleep like humans
17.Falling asleep at work
18.Owner warmth is perfect
19.Stop working
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Bichon Frise, the personality dog is a cheerful, small dog breed with a lot of love to give - 50 photos
Bichon Frisé is a breed of dog whose origins are not very clearly established, the experts in the field circulating several variants. In principle, it seems that Phoenician navigators and traders represented the dispersal vector of smaller dogs in the Mediterranean basin.
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It is known that sailors took dogs with them as pets and to use them to exterminate mice and rats. Bichon Frize is a member of the Non-Sporting canine group in the USA, and a member of the Toy Dog canine group in the United Kingdom.
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Generally speaking, the Mediterranean basin is the unanimously accepted "home" of the breed and the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands is the most widely accepted place of adoption. In fact, one of the names of the breed is Bichon de Tenerife.
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The small size and the playful, pleasant nature, the natural charm and the hypoallergenic qualities of the fur quickly made it the pampering of the nobility salons. He quickly received the nickname "Bichonner" - Ferchezuitul and posed for the painters of the time (Boucher and Frahgonard).
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Henry III of France and Napoleon III had a recognized weakness for these dogs. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries he was very popular in France among the middle class and even the poor social class, being preferred as a circus protagonist and companion of troubadours and flamboyants.
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This dog is known as a charming, gentle, polite, playful animal. He is appreciated for his always cheerful, comforting attitude. Although small in size, it shows a sharp intelligence and an independent spirit, which does not lack courage.
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It is not a noisy dog, it displays a certain safety in everything it does, it is malleable and adaptable. Bichon Frisé dogs are very affectionate, love people and want to be in their company all the time. They prove to be sociable and permissive in the company of other animals.
7.Cuddles with the owner
8.Someone is sleepy
9.Ready for meal
10.Little puppy girl
11.Bath time with bubbles
12.Winter time
13.Perfect hair day
14.Eyes like chocolate candies
15.Such a cute look
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18.Beach time with Bichon Frise
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