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BLOWING BUBBLES ALLOWS SPERM WHALES TO SLEEP SOUNDLY BENEATH THE WAVES, REVEALS STUDY

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New research shows that blowing bubbles helps sperm whales to sleep soundly, hidden beneath the waves. It actually stops them from floating to the surface during nap time.

Good News Network reports that new research shows that blowing bubbles helps sperm whales to sleep soundly, hidden beneath the waves.

The report adds: It actually stops them from floating to the surface during nap time.

While little is known about how sperm whales sleep, researchers believe that the ocean giants doze underwater for 10 to 15 minutes at a time with their […] The post Blowing Bubbles Allows Sperm Whales to Sleep Soundly…

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