Yes they can. My Great Grandma used to sleep with her eyes open all the time. I am not for sure how she did that though.
I'm Melinda and i sleep with my eyes open. some people can sleep with their eyes partially open whereas i sleep with my eyes fully open and have fooled a few people into thinking i am awake. I don't know how i do this but i do know that it is very bad and is related to sleeping problems. Sleeping with your eyes open has long term effects. Every night your eyes dry out which is bad, this is why we blink to keep our eyes filled with moisture. Most people who sleep with their eyes open cannot enter REM and tests have been done on rats that prove without REM the rat dies shortly. You are also prone to many eye related diseases and your eyes will itch and be red all the time. Your eyes will also become glassy and irritated. Sleeping with your eyes open may just be the cause of lack of muscles in your eye area which is passed down from generations. If you do sleep with your eyes open you need to see your eye doctor because it is bad and they may be able to save you of some health problems in the future.
Sleeping with your eyes open is not some trick you can learn, it is a medical condition!
My brother sometimes sleeps with his eyes a tiny bit open at the bottom.
Sleeping with one's eyes open is usually just an expression to signify that someone is being vigilant and possibly paranoid. Literally speaking, some people may be able to sleep with their eyes partially open, but this is harmless and not really studied in medical science.
Snakes do not have eyelids, so their eyes are always open.
Seahorses don't have eyelids, so they sleep with both Eyes open.
Not all turtles sleep with their eyes closed. My yellow slider sleeps with its eyes closed but my Map turtle sleeps with them open so it depends on the turtle.
goldfish sleep with their eye open their eye are open all the time. Gold fish sleep with there eyes open...But they have a clear lid that over laps there eyes in which they see out of so there eyes are closed they just have a different lid then humans. Hope that helps you:)
Guinea pigs DO sleep. They actually sleep with their eyes open, because of natural instinct. In the wild, they had to watch for predators, so they slept with their eyes open to always be alert.
Yes, bats do actually sleep with their eyes open although they do have the ability to shut them. Frogs and fish also sleep with their eyes open and surprisingly so do cattle! However, as they are unconscious they are not able to see.
yes they do well mine does and they close their eyes if they are tired -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Really? It's physically impossible for a guinea pig to do this.
So if you open you eyes in your sleep or something debris doesn't find its way in there.
Rabbits mostly sleep during the day. They often sleep with their eyes open so its hard to tell when they are sleeping. However, a giveaway is that when they are sleeping rabbits often twitch, and their noses stop wiggling. Other rabbits will close their eyes and totally flake out, looking like they are dead. This can result in quite a fright!
Answeryes... mine does at least.AnswerYes they do. They also sleep with their eyes open sometimes. If you watch them when they sleep you can see them dreaming, as like us, they have rapid eye movement, and occasionally they'll twitch. It's really cute :o)
Snakes sleep with their eyes open because they don't have eyelids (so it's not possible to close their eyes). The shark also sleeps with it's eyes open, while still moving around. Cows do that also. Some other reptiles do that to. To summarize it, many animals sleep with their eyes open.Also, some birds and aquatic mammals have been shown to sleep with their eyes open. In all probability this is an evolved defense mechanism in response to the environment and nothing to do with the same thing in humans. Interestingly animals that sleep with one eye open actually do sleep with one half of their brain while the other half is still awake. Humans do not have this ability.See the related link for more information.Fish and Snakes, as most of them do not have eyelids.
yep they do kinda sleep or settle downa at a place with no movement at all if the lights are turned off at night which i do so i think yes they do sleep but with eyes open but believe do not make them sleep coz closed eyes of fish are not easy to watch