Yes, especially if they eat large quantities of food, or carry large quantities of coins in their pockets. All that extra weight causes them to "compress". At bedtime, they shed their clothes, use the toilet and gain back some of the height that they lost during the day.
actually, you don't shrink at night, you shrink in the daytime due to the sponglike connectors in your spine. These shrink during the day from standing, so you get about 2 or so inches shorter. But when youre laying down and asleep the spongy stuff relaxes out, thus returning you to your highest. (Sleep also makes you grow)
Grass can continue to grow at night through a process called respiration, where it converts stored energy into growth. However, growth may be slower compared to during the day when photosynthesis occurs.
Plants typically grow during the day due to the presence of sunlight, which is essential for photosynthesis, a process that converts light energy into chemical energy to fuel growth. At night, plants focus on maintenance processes like respiration and nutrient uptake.
No, corn plants do not grow at night. Growth occurs during the day when they photosynthesize and convert sunlight into energy through the process of photosynthesis. At night, corn plants mostly focus on maintaining and repairing themselves.
False. During the day, the discs in your spine compress due to gravity, making you slightly shorter by a few millimeters. When you lie down at night, the discs in your spine have a chance to rehydrate and expand, returning you to your morning height. Growth in height during sleep is minimal.
no you grow more at night but you still grow in the day
Plants typically grow during the day due to photosynthesis, which requires sunlight. At night, plants do not grow but instead focus on rest, repair, and energy storage. This cycle is regulated by the plant's internal clock and environmental factors.
They will eat, will retract their polyps if touched, will expand during the day and shrink during the night, and they will grow.
yes it does grow, but during the day it will shrink.
you grow about 8mm and i think you then shrink in the morning
actually, you don't shrink at night, you shrink in the daytime due to the sponglike connectors in your spine. These shrink during the day from standing, so you get about 2 or so inches shorter. But when youre laying down and asleep the spongy stuff relaxes out, thus returning you to your highest. (Sleep also makes you grow)
Humans sleep at night in order for the body to recover from the activities of the previous day. It also keeps our minds and bodies healthy. Sleep deprevation can be a serious problem if not monitored
The air doesn't change much from day to night, so we Breathe the same stuff at night as during the day.
Yes, the spine compresses slightly during the day due to gravity and activity. When you sleep, the spine decompresses and regains its height. This can cause you to be slightly taller in the morning compared to the evening.
Morels typically do not actively grow during the day or night. They grow when the environmental conditions are right, typically in the springtime when the soil temperature warms up and the conditions are moist.
The day oran utans are more active in the day because like humans they sllep at night
Because we are Diurnal