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One of the oddest natural adaptations is super-deep sleep. These near-death experiences feature animals temporarily stopping their hearts and brains. Some can hibernate for months at a time, while some can literally freeze themselves, employing a natural antifreeze to keep their cells intact. As we explore this natural time travel, we discover that this lifestyle is not without risk.

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Close to Death: Hibernation

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Our nights have become increasingly short, and our sleep has gradually become worse. Researchers have joined forces to overcome sleep disorders.

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Our nights have become increasingly short, and our sleep has gradually become worse. Researchers have joined forces to understand sleep and overcome its disorders. Beyond making us tired and irritable, sleeping badly also jeopardizes our health. So how do we find our way back into the restful arms of Morpheus? From blue light to the siesta, research has not snoozed on the way to find out.

Close to Death: Hibernation

Close to Death: Hibernation

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