So, beyond asserting that we need a mouse model for sleep because we can't do experimental genetics in cats, Jouvet does not indicate how we should proceed to evaluate his bold idea empirically.

Countless studies illustrate how animals adapt sleep for their own particular needs. Primates, elephants, marine mammals, insects, birds — even our own pet dogs and cats — all sleep differently.

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For many cat owners, the quiet of the night is often disrupted by the unmistakable sounds of paws padding across the floor, meowing, or even the playful clink of objects being knocked over. While ...

As every seasoned cat parent knows, cats sleep a lot. Chances are your furry feline is presently snoozing. Cats sleep so much that many new parents become concerned! However, in most cases ...

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