Well it all depends.. A male manatee, if he already has found and coexists with a mate, will sleep much longer than a female. If young and single...he will sleep much less... See the young male manatee stays out late and parties it up..getting messed up and mating with whatever his intoxicated eyes finds desirable...Now the older manatee who is tied down...well he's just tired...he works hard all day tryin to provide for his ungrateful companion.. and when he comes home...you think there is dinner waiting for him no...so like the younger manatee he gets drunk...then slaps around his manatee wife calling her fat and ungrateful..passes out on the living room floor..then starts the awful cycle all over again in the morning...Overall, they sleep as long as they need to stupid.
22 hours aday
no thay sleep on there belly
Manatees spend their entire lives in water. They do not leave it.
Find a safe place to sleep.
it's about 5-8 feet long
Manatees have long bodies due to preditorial adaptaions. they have evolved to have long bodies to travel faster in the water. also Shamz Hacked the genetic information of the matatees!
manatees can grow over 13 feet in length and weigh up to 3500 pounds. At birth, the calf is around 3-4 feet long.I LOVE MANATEES
Baby manatees are born live birth from their mother. They have birth under water, and if it takes to long then they can die.
50-60 years
Manatees have been known to live for up to 60 years.
Manatees sleep at the bottom of the ocean floor for a few hours.
Yes, a manatee can grow to be thirteen feet long.
Most manatees weigh about 900-1200 pounds (410-545 kg). The largest females may weigh up to 3910 pounds (1,775 kg). Baby Manatees have an average weight of 30kg. And some manatees can grow up to 10-12 feet long.