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Because the air expands during summer, which leads to the breaking of bottle; so to avoid this, it is kept under water.
Yes it does.
They sleep standing up. They can be kept in a barn at night with hay to eat and water to drink and will sleep standing up in their stall. they sleep standing up on the ground, in a paddock or barn, free of charge unless your agisting
Same places they sleep today. If they are wild they would find a cave, hole, or spot to sleep and if they were domesticated they were usually in barns, stalls, some were kept with the owners sleeping in the same location.
It is kept on and bed and Sikhs put it to sleep
She stifled his screams with her hand.The pillow stifled his cries for help.
The porous nature of the earthen pot allows water to seep through its walls and evaporate on the outer surface. This evaporation absorbs heat from the water inside, making it cooler. Additionally, the earth material of the pot itself can have a cooling effect on the water due to its natural properties.
Because the air expands during summer, which leads to the breaking of bottle; so to avoid this, it is kept under water.
Cows can and will sleep anywhere they like whenever and however they feel, or whatever their daily routine entails. If they want to sleep inside, they'll sleep inside. If they want to sleep out, they'll sleep out.
A nocturnal seizure is something you have in your sleep. Sometimes you may twitch and get dizzy. They can happen after dreams. They make you feel stiff like you'll have a hard time moving your body. They make you have trouble breathing. Or sometimes when I had them in my sleep, my face was buried in my pillow and I couldn't move my whole body and I kept breathing too sudden, because I wasn't near the air. It was like I was going to suffocate. Until I couldn't take it, I would try to scream loud in my sleep with my face buried in my pillow or if I get very stiff and nausated. Then I thought it was all over. Then it started again until my voice sounded like I was going to get larengytist.
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In a barn, or shed. If they are kept outside without shelter or are wild. They tend to sleep during the middle of daylight hours and grouped together with always one watching for danger. Either under trees or somewhere shaded by the sun.