Fish can obviously stay motioless in the water and shutdown to a degree.

Mammals still need to breathe on the surface every few mins so the half/half situation is mandatory.

There is also research into the "do Doplhins" dream question.

The "Do Whales have nightmares" question.

And "Can Bradley Johnson hit the target from 3 yards out" question.

Posted By: Pit on September 17th 2013 at 11:36:51

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Do fish sleep? (n/m) (General Chat) - Charles21, Sep 17, 11:19:29
- Yes. (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:20:45
  - where do they sleep? (n/m) (General Chat) - Charles21, Sep 17, 11:21:55
    - In river/sea beds... I'll fuck off. (n/m) (General Chat) - Wilts, Sep 17, 17:40:43
    - In the water. (n/m) (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:22:49
      - Must be a bit scary being a fish (General Chat) - Charles21, Sep 17, 11:25:05
        
        As I tried to explain..... (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:26:55
        
        They still sleep though (General Chat) - Drinklebells, Sep 17, 11:31:41
        
        Fish can obviously stay motioless in the water and shutdown to a degree. (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:36:51
        
        I dont think my Mother-In-Law sleeps. I think she plays GTA at night. (n/m) (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:33:29
        
        I'm trying bit we all learn at different speeds (General Chat) - Charles21, Sep 17, 11:30:50
        
        lol (n/m) (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Sep 17, 12:15:40
        
        I guess. Otherwise they would be dead probably. (General Chat) - Pit, Sep 17, 11:32:07

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