So both humans and ants are social animals that suffer chronic sleep deprivation? I wonder if other social animals have problem with a lack of sleep too.
It's always nice to be on a Science-based channel with people who also appreciate all forms of life. I get sick of all those comments with people complaining when someone has the decency to at least show some level of compassion for an insect. :P
On a serious note, it wouldn't surprise me if web-spinning spiders probably do sleep the majority of their life. No point in staying alert and awake when all you have to do is sit there until something lands in your web.
i wouldve imagined they didnt sleep because they are so small so they use less energy. making it so that they gain enough energy when other things happen and it makes up for the energy that they lose making ti so they didnt need to sleep. which is why you almost never see a bug/arachnid in a fight and get tired after a while
v can see all colours. the fact is, they all form a part of a larger electromagnetic spectrum. v cannot see infrared, ultraviolet, microwave, n radio etc.
+Cat 54 Wrong answer. We do know what colors we can't see. We have sensitive equipment that measure them. We can see all the millions of colors in the visual spectrum and most people can even tell all of these colors apart. The things we can't see are in the electromagnetic spectrum below 390 nano-meters and above 700 nano-meters.
Basically to sum it up,russian scientists make people go mad after making them have sleep deprivation for hours and hours until they become a disfigured alien looking thing. See? It doesn’t even look as bad lol
I've seen three flies sleeping in a month. I caught a fruit fly sleeping. And it slept for eight hours before taking off. Didn't move much but it was kinda interesting waking up in the middle of the night to see him sleeping. Then I caught a house fly snoozing. I caught it and it startled pretty hard. Then last night i caught another fly sleeping it's head was on the table. I thought it was dead. When I realized it wasn't dead it stumbled and stumbled before falling back asleep. It eventually fell to it's side and it's legs were twitching. I could only wake him in the dark, he'd get uncomfortable and start moving. It was so tired it let me pick it up and put it near a lamp. Little guy slept till ten this morning then started flying around trying to get out. It was oddly cute.
That is interesting. I noticed this with moths. Moths are my favorite insects. They are nocturnal, like bats and owls. During the night they fly around doing their thing. That is also when they get in the house and fly around artificial lights. The poor things get so confused and lost. During the day, sometimes I even see moths in the house. They seem to be sleeping. They don't have eyelids to close, but they do seem dormant. A moth will just stand in the same spot for long periods of time. When I poke it, it takes more prodding than normal to make it move. It is as if the moth was sleeping. Then it gets groggy when it is suddenly woken. Then it gets a bit more active, and it can even fly. It would probably try to find another place to sleep. I just had a sleep rebound. I stayed up really late last night watching Rainbow Dash episodes on My Little Pony. Then I sleped for much of the day today. When I am not sleeping deeply, I can control dreams, like a daydream. This is outside REM sleep. So I had those dreams be about Rainbow Dash in the Wonderbolts.
Amarildo Júnior I really hope you are joking, i'm not sure why you got likes on your comment. If you took any biology class you would learn that bacteria do not have a central nervous system, they do not sleep. They are simply a bunch of continuously living chemical reactions which will continue reacting no matter what until the bacterium dies. image.slidesharecdn.com/classiii-131120051309-phpapp02/95/bacterial-morphology-and-classification-8-638.jpg?cb=1384926021
theskeletonboi Why would I be joking? Your word here means nothing, specially scientifically speaking. You made a claim, but you didn't back it up. Burden of proof 101.
I knew insects sleep! because my teacher gave me mealworms for 2 months, 1 of my mealworms larva wasnt moving at all! i thought it was dead, so i tried throwing it at the dustbin. then i noticed its moving again! im grade 4:) so insects do sleep!
The same reason people's voice sounds different from person to person, slight variation in our organic matter. Also, the way you sneeze is completely based on the fact that you make up your own way of sneezing, some people like to release much of their energy into a sneeze, while others slightly hold off their sneeze. Proof of this can be tested next time you are about to sneeze, try sneezing in a slightly different manner, you will see different results. Much of what causes different sounds though is caused by the slight organic matter differences though. At any given time, you are most likely just using one nostril, people have different constriction sizes in their nostrils giving off different sounds. Because the Larynx (throat air passage) is connected with our sinus system, a sneeze will release air from the mouth and a human will often make a vocal sound at the same time. When sneezing you are hearing more than just air, you are hearing the individual's voice. Hope this helps. :)
i figured insects slept more than a a decade ago... i sneaked up on some flies that were on the clothes line at night. got really close, until they awoke. since i did not touch them or made any noise, i suspected they saw my finger. so, thinking about it now, their compound eyes are like ears to them, its always receiving general information, and when something really note worthy happens, they become conscious to it, and wake up.
I heard that trees and plants and other vegetation also sleep at night. Can you make a video about that? Also is it true that they release more CO2 at night??
Spiders do seem to go dormant for hours. I mean I assume its some kind of sleep. Otherwise why are they just sitting there not moving at all for long periods of time. Like I could understand it if they were sat on a web waiting to ensnare something but often thats not the case. You just have have them sitting in a corner of a room. I have noticed they can be startled. Like turning on a light in a room will cause the spider to freeze until it feels comfortable enough to carry on moving.
I was messing with s fly that was sleeping so hard it was like it was dead. The entire night the thing could barely walk or move without falling over. The next day, the little bastard was up and buzzing around. That’s when I realized it had been sleeping the night before. It was so tired I was able to move the fly without it flying away
I think moths and spider sleep. When ever they're in my room they just stay in a corner of my room for days until they move somewhere else and get food.
Came here after I saw what looked like a cricket sleeping. MF was sleeping lying upside down and when I gave it a nudge it made a slight noise, moved a little flew to other side of room and slept again.
Hey guys, I seriously have to ask, do you choose the moderators based on which one of them has the best pun for the theme? Cuz' it deffinitelly seems like it...
Hi I don't remember how long I have watched Dnews but I love what you guys do. Hope you keep doing it and I have a question please make a video about mermaids. Are they real? looking forward to it. Thank you.
We should figure out how much a fruit fly can stay awake without shortening it's like. I mean, they have a life span of 24 hours, so we should help hem take advantage of it/
Of course we asked ourselves if insects sleep (and if so, how?) before you brought it up. (Kind of arrogant to assume otherwise, isn't it? ;-p) And we've also been wondering if they "breathe" (i.e. if they need oxygen and how that gets into their bodies). Thanks for the informative video! (Although I'm still not informed enough - as to Julian's success in biting back the bedbugs, that is. ;o)
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Of course insects sleep. My mommy says so. After I swat a fly or a mosquito they go to sleep for a long time....
Um...
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XD OMG
well played XD
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about to go to asleep now. Goodnight everyone
Hey wait, how about one more video?
Good night
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Don't let the bed bugs bite !
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Sleeping bees are adorable !
Sleeping Bee = Sleeping Cat... Same difference
once you step on them, they sleep forever
lol
You donut
Savage
Yesshhhh
Chicago Street TV best comment I have seen all day
Time flies when you're asleep.
You shouldering put that on a t shirt!!
Time flies like an arrow.
Fruit flies like a banana.
But does time sleep when your a fly?
T1Oracle Or do flies sleep when you're on time?
I've seen you comment before on various other videos.
So both humans and ants are social animals that suffer chronic sleep deprivation? I wonder if other social animals have problem with a lack of sleep too.
RIP for those fruit flies who died for science
rip harambe
Yeah even though I have no qualms with killing a fly outright, I feel a little bad that they had to die of sleep deprivation. RIP.
It's always nice to be on a Science-based channel with people who also appreciate all forms of life. I get sick of all those comments with people complaining when someone has the decency to at least show some level of compassion for an insect. :P
Rip lol lol lol
#dicksoutforthefruitflies
You scared me when you said spiders don't sleep. Now I'll be paranoid for eternity, as if I wasn't already with spiders and roaches.
Angel Viamontes They do sleep he was kidding.
Sleep... sleep never changes
Erm... fallout? Lol
Metal Gear
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Sleep is for the weak.
Sleep has changed
On a serious note, it wouldn't surprise me if web-spinning spiders probably do sleep the majority of their life. No point in staying alert and awake when all you have to do is sit there until something lands in your web.
Not like they can do much even if the bird does come, though
the can try and run.
The insominator sounds like it belongs in a ratchet and clank game.
It sounds more like a WWE wrestler.
It sounds like a James Bond villain
lol yea
It sounds like something Doofenshmirtz would invent
i wouldve imagined they didnt sleep because they are so small so they use less energy. making it so that they gain enough energy when other things happen and it makes up for the energy that they lose making ti so they didnt need to sleep. which is why you almost never see a bug/arachnid in a fight and get tired after a while
CONGRATS ON 2M SUBSCRIBERS!!!
too early
There's 1,998,900 subscribers
when i saw the subs is really had 1,999,555 FOR REAL
YO I got a question what colours can humans not see
We wouldn't know because most people can't see them dumbass
Most people :P therefore its possible to know! :D
v can see all colours. the fact is, they all form a part of a larger electromagnetic spectrum. v cannot see infrared, ultraviolet, microwave, n radio etc.
@Cat 54
You are very narrow minded.
+Cat 54
Wrong answer. We do know what colors we can't see. We have sensitive equipment that measure them. We can see all the millions of colors in the visual spectrum and most people can even tell all of these colors apart. The things we can't see are in the electromagnetic spectrum below 390 nano-meters and above 700 nano-meters.
When he said spiders are always awake and watching... I almost freaked out.
Sounds like they did some Nazi-like sleep experiments on the insects :(
russian sleep experiment... aaaw hell nope! nooope! if you're referring to a certain creepypasta... i hate you for reminding me!
lol ya it was interesting....
That hidden Kilduff even in 2018 yes, yes they are
That creepypasta wasn’t really that creepy for me after a while,it just seemed kinda meh
Basically to sum it up,russian scientists make people go mad after making them have sleep deprivation for hours and hours until they become a disfigured alien looking thing.
See? It doesn’t even look as bad lol
I've seen three flies sleeping in a month. I caught a fruit fly sleeping. And it slept for eight hours before taking off. Didn't move much but it was kinda interesting waking up in the middle of the night to see him sleeping. Then I caught a house fly snoozing. I caught it and it startled pretty hard. Then last night i caught another fly sleeping it's head was on the table. I thought it was dead. When I realized it wasn't dead it stumbled and stumbled before falling back asleep. It eventually fell to it's side and it's legs were twitching. I could only wake him in the dark, he'd get uncomfortable and start moving. It was so tired it let me pick it up and put it near a lamp. Little guy slept till ten this morning then started flying around trying to get out. It was oddly cute.
That is interesting. I noticed this with moths. Moths are my favorite insects. They are nocturnal, like bats and owls. During the night they fly around doing their thing. That is also when they get in the house and fly around artificial lights. The poor things get so confused and lost. During the day, sometimes I even see moths in the house. They seem to be sleeping. They don't have eyelids to close, but they do seem dormant. A moth will just stand in the same spot for long periods of time. When I poke it, it takes more prodding than normal to make it move. It is as if the moth was sleeping. Then it gets groggy when it is suddenly woken. Then it gets a bit more active, and it can even fly. It would probably try to find another place to sleep.
I just had a sleep rebound. I stayed up really late last night watching Rainbow Dash episodes on My Little Pony. Then I sleped for much of the day today. When I am not sleeping deeply, I can control dreams, like a daydream. This is outside REM sleep. So I had those dreams be about Rainbow Dash in the Wonderbolts.
Good god, I HATE moths. Disgusting creatures. The large buzzing ones especially freak me out if they manage to get in and fly around my head.
do bactetria sleep?
Because bacteria lack a central nervous system, no... they do not sleep.
+theskeletonboi We would rather have a source with that claim.
one cell organisms do not sleep.
Amarildo Júnior I really hope you are joking, i'm not sure why you got likes on your comment. If you took any biology class you would learn that bacteria do not have a central nervous system, they do not sleep. They are simply a bunch of continuously living chemical reactions which will continue reacting no matter what until the bacterium dies.
image.slidesharecdn.com/classiii-131120051309-phpapp02/95/bacterial-morphology-and-classification-8-638.jpg?cb=1384926021
theskeletonboi
Why would I be joking? Your word here means nothing, specially scientifically speaking. You made a claim, but you didn't back it up. Burden of proof 101.
If I see this ad about the lady in the fire one more time 😐
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Watching Julian talk about sleep makes me sleepy < : D Good 'cause it's already 3 am
The question "do insects sleep?" Popped into my head after watching a short on fluorescent fish brain.
Why is a day split into 24 hours and an hour into 60 minutes? Also, why do analogue clocks show only 12 hours?
that's actually an interesting question
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+Trace Dominguez will do, definitely. Thank you for replying!
You can thank the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia for the "60" method of keeping count of time
Spiders do sleep.
The ones that I'm familar with sleep from 7 PM to 6-8 AM
(differs between each spider)
congrats dude 2.000.000 subscribers
Love this channel! Interesting facts and I now have a place to send people when they ask me "how do you know that?"
This was the longest commercial for a mattress I have ever seen.
When you spoke of the bee "waggle dance", you mentioned "their brethren". Well, worker bees are females only, so wouldn't it be their "sister-ren"?
... Well ya flies sleep...
Just live life and you see it.
I knew insects sleep! because my teacher gave me mealworms for 2 months, 1 of my mealworms larva wasnt moving at all! i thought it was dead, so i tried throwing it at the dustbin. then i noticed its moving again! im grade 4:) so insects do sleep!
why do sneeze sounds differ from person to person?¿
Lmfaooooo
The same reason people's voice sounds different from person to person, slight variation in our organic matter. Also, the way you sneeze is completely based on the fact that you make up your own way of sneezing, some people like to release much of their energy into a sneeze, while others slightly hold off their sneeze. Proof of this can be tested next time you are about to sneeze, try sneezing in a slightly different manner, you will see different results.
Much of what causes different sounds though is caused by the slight organic matter differences though. At any given time, you are most likely just using one nostril, people have different constriction sizes in their nostrils giving off different sounds. Because the Larynx (throat air passage) is connected with our sinus system, a sneeze will release air from the mouth and a human will often make a vocal sound at the same time. When sneezing you are hearing more than just air, you are hearing the individual's voice.
Hope this helps. :)
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once in mass effect character creator, i set the eye width to maximum and i got this guy
If you've ever found a moth during the day, it's pretty obvious they sleep.
i figured insects slept more than a a decade ago... i sneaked up on some flies that were on the clothes line at night. got really close, until they awoke. since i did not touch them or made any noise, i suspected they saw my finger. so, thinking about it now, their compound eyes are like ears to them, its always receiving general information, and when something really note worthy happens, they become conscious to it, and wake up.
AWW the Waggle Dance sounds adorable XD
I love the way you say Eve I feel like you're talking to me
Bug: ZOOM ZOOM zoom zoo... zo... -zzzzzzzz
Human: TIME TO BUG YOU BACK! oDo -pokepokepoke
Bug: OH! C'MON! DX
Ur not funny
@@yaboique6650 It's been 4 years. You're late.
I heard that trees and plants and other vegetation also sleep at night. Can you make a video about that? Also is it true that they release more CO2 at night??
Sometimes if you're really quiet you can sneak up on them without them realising it. So i always just assumed they were asleep.
I know the common house fly sleeps I've seen them sleeping on the walls out side you could touch em and they wouldn't even realize it
Welp, this is the first time I'm glad Perry the Platypus didn't stop somebody with an -inator.
Spiders do seem to go dormant for hours. I mean I assume its some kind of sleep. Otherwise why are they just sitting there not moving at all for long periods of time. Like I could understand it if they were sat on a web waiting to ensnare something but often thats not the case. You just have have them sitting in a corner of a room.
I have noticed they can be startled. Like turning on a light in a room will cause the spider to freeze until it feels comfortable enough to carry on moving.
Easy to imagine. Sometimes I’ll wait out a spider that’s in a hard to reach spot and it won’t move for hours
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I was messing with s fly that was sleeping so hard it was like it was dead. The entire night the thing could barely walk or move without falling over. The next day, the little bastard was up and buzzing around. That’s when I realized it had been sleeping the night before. It was so tired I was able to move the fly without it flying away
Sleepy bees doing a sleepdrunk dance when tired? ok :p so now is the question what do insects dream about :D
Question. So I've heard most tiger beetles are diurnal(hopefully I spelled that right). Does this mean they just take regular naps throughout the day?
Didn't realise I was was watching an ad for a crappy mattress the whole time
I think moths and spider sleep. When ever they're in my room they just stay in a corner of my room for days until they move somewhere else and get food.
"Spiders aren't insects, they never sleep, they're always watching... kidding!!... probably..."
Here in the Philippines, every morning, I always see flies floating still in the air around 5-6 a.m.. Are they also sleeping that way?
Hi people hope you all have a great day
Its night here.
here too
fuck you
+NomeInvalido I'm guessing your not the social type
u to buddy
2:01 --- Sistren; the brethren do not participate in any pollen-gathering activities.
cats, cats,cats, and cats LOL
Wow Dnews You Guys Gonna Hit 2million subcription Thats Big!!!
Iam her from 20000 sub that's pretty good keep up the good work Dnews!
Thank you and Goodnight!
Came here after I saw what looked like a cricket sleeping. MF was sleeping lying upside down and when I gave it a nudge it made a slight noise, moved a little flew to other side of room and slept again.
I've wondered this for decades. great information.
I knew that they had to, I just wasn't sure how..
the spider joke was good, insects, arthropods, always watched by spiders... lol
0:02 well that escalated quickly.
What about bugs bunny, beetles, bugs bunny, flowers, bugs bunny, bees, bugs bunny, lice and bugs bunny?
make a video which is the healthiest cooking oil? olive,canola,corn,veg or coconut oil.
Ah, Berry the bumblebee, take a look at my new invention:
*THE INSOMINATOR!*
Haha Julian you're selling mattresses online! Mom's gotta be proud ;-). Oh well yes the insect sleep part was interesting, but do cats sleep?
Hah you said "A bugs life"
I think flies sleep because when they lower theyre abdomen they dont usually fly away when i put my hand near it
sometimes I see those daddy long legs spiders stand still in a corner for hours on end
they aren't there in the morning...
Remember the waggle dance from phineas and ferb feel, old yet
ANSWER: Yes
Insects sleeping was not so much as a suprise to me .but fish sleeping was a suprise.
worker bees don't have brethren. All worker bees are female.
Man those flies are probably going to beat the scientist ass when they go to sleep.
Q: how do dogs (animals) stay alert while they're sleeping?
Wow I was literally thinking about this the other night... spoooookyyy
I´m here because I found a mosquito behind my shelf, and didn't react to me waving my hand... I killed it afterwards.
Well I actually have wondered and I actually have researched if bugs sleep. Yeah that's how weird my brain is
I know flies sleep. I've seen flies just chillin' on a wall and I can walk right up to them. Give 'em a firm poke and they fly off.
Congrats on 2M
Talks about bed bugs. Proceeds to sell me a mattress.
Hey guys, I seriously have to ask, do you choose the moderators based on which one of them has the best pun for the theme? Cuz' it deffinitelly seems like it...
I do not know if bed bugs sleep but they hide as well as any insect out there.
thanks i was just wondering this.
Hi I don't remember how long I have watched Dnews but I love what you guys do. Hope you keep doing it and I have a question please make a video about mermaids. Are they real? looking forward to it. Thank you.
I've seen a fly, and was wearing glasses, sleep up side down. Weird though.
Is it just me or does he have a lazy eye?
It's just his glasses making his eyes look enormous
yep ones blinks slower then the other
Hector Diaz He also looks like he's very fragile. The poor beta must be a vegan.
@@JSparrowist looks like you're projecting.
@@JSparrowist you never know. He might smack the back talk right out of his girl
Super Segway in to the mattress advertisement
I wonder if he can see two different things at the same time?
spiders are always sleeping, waiting, waiting, ..... to bite you in the ass or worse
We should figure out how much a fruit fly can stay awake without shortening it's like. I mean, they have a life span of 24 hours, so we should help hem take advantage of it/
THIS keeps you up? Seriously? I'm usually kept up afraid I'll roll over and die in my sleep.
That's how clumsy I am.
Of course we asked ourselves if insects sleep (and if so, how?) before you brought it up. (Kind of arrogant to assume otherwise, isn't it? ;-p) And we've also been wondering if they "breathe" (i.e. if they need oxygen and how that gets into their bodies).
Thanks for the informative video! (Although I'm still not informed enough - as to Julian's success in biting back the bedbugs, that is. ;o)
Nice but there are already ads before each video. Do you really need an in-video ad too? XD
Insominator. Just what will Dr. Doofenshmirtz come up with next?
Why this is in my recommendation?? And more importantly why am I watching this at 4:00 am instead of sleeping
Late to the video, but nice job slipping that ad in there lol
I'd love to see dnews' take on Snatiation... I'm a sufferer and can't find much info on it other than the standard textbook garb... Thank you.
Can you do a video on polyphasic sleep?
That comment about spiders is going to keep me awake