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Mar 9, 2020
This grizzly has Napping Day down
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Like the napping grizzly cub in today's image, we're guessing you might feel tired after losing an hour of sleep to the start of daylight saving time. So, we're giving you a great reason to get your nap on—it's National Napping Day. This sleep-inducing day was created by Boston University professor William Anthony in 1999 and always occurs the Monday after 'springing forward.' The idea is that losing even just an hour of sleep renders most of us in need of some extra shut-eye. If that describes you, then maybe it's time to give napping a try.
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Quick fact:This cub may be sleeping out in the open, but most grizzlies will nap in dense vegetation, like willows, alders, forest, and tall grass.