When you fall asleep, your brain enters a state of reduced consciousness, often making the passage of time feel distorted. This phenomenon occurs because the brain doesn't register time in the same way when you're asleep. As a result, waking up can feel instantaneous, as if no time has passed at all, especially if you wake up during a lighter sleep stage. This subjective experience is common and reflects the differences in how our brains process time while awake versus asleep.
It feels like your just have a dream that your walking somewhere but be careful not to bump into any things then fall then wake up.
The reason is when you sleep a short amount of time you are usually really tired so it feels like you had a good night sleep, whereas at night when you sleep you do it nightly so you are used to it and it feels really short.
Bears eat, sleep, poop, and protect their cubs. If it feels like its going to be attacked or feels threatened, it will attack.
The Blue Whale sleeps when it feels like it so there is no actual time.
Brown bears do not fall into a deep sleep. That is a false cartoon outlook on bears hibernating. Bears sleep nightly like humans, and do not need hibernation.
Mostly when it feels like you will fall off the horse you use you weight ( seat) and grabbing onto the horses mane always works to.
Technically, it is still Fall. In some places (like here in Chicago), it feels like winter. In other places, it feels like summer!!! Hope that helped!!! LOVE Nicole
It feels great o be in second because, at least you tried and like they always say first is the worst, second is the best!
Anytime it feels like, I suppose.
It means you only sleep little. Horses can sleep standing and for 2hrs at a time to regenerate
Sort of, but they are supported by the water so they don't as tired as us. There for, there for they don't fall into a deep sleep like we do.
Just like humans, because they will fall.