In reality, REM sleep involves a mix of activity (bursts of eye movement and brain activity similar to alpha waves) and inactivity (body paralysis as the brain stem prevents cortex activity from reaching the rest of the body). This activity-paralysis mix gives REM sleep its other name: paradoxical sleep. Adults tend to spend about 20 to 25 percent of an average night in REM sleep. A person would be more likely to be exhausted by too little REM sleep than by too much.
It depends on which aspect of sleep you are talking about, but in general, not much time is spent studying sleep while in medical school (probably on the order of a few days). But depending on which type of residency the doctor trains in, there may be a lot of time devoted to it. For instance, those studying to become neurologists will spend much more time learning about sleep than those becoming surgeons. Some doctors even specialize in sleep medicine or sleep disorders, and they can spend years in post graduate training to learn about sleep.
Rabbits sleep a lot and are the most active early in the morning.
Wombats graze, sleep and reproduce. That is what they spend their time doing.
Around 7 hours is the average figure.
i think that they spend most of their time in secretive grassey fields grazing, playing, and resting.
ants do not sleep as they spend their time looking for food as they have the second smallest brain in the world
hi aim Marco and you spend 22000 days asleep in your whole life time which is roughly 80 FACT
Since koalas do sleep for around 22 hours a day, they spend most of their time sleeping.
why does it spend so much time in its mother pouch
They spend a lot of time eating the leaves of Eucalyptus trees
In a simple answer No we do not spend too much time at work. We spend more time on social and sporting commitments. and some people like to work so it isn't to much in their mind so what i am trying to say we do not spend to much time at work, and if you want my opinion we should spend more :) The magical magnificent ...........
Bluebirds spend much of their time foraging for food. When they have babies in the nest, they spend much of their time caring for them.