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Do spiders dream? Researchers studying spiders have found sleep patterns resembling REM sleep

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Times of India World Do spiders dream? Researchers studying spiders have found sleep patterns resembling REM sleep
A recent study on Australian jumping spiders has uncovered that these creatures undergo unique sleep stages, reminiscent of REM sleep. The observed sleep patterns, characterized by distinct periods of
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