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How do jellyfish sleep?
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Jellyfish sleep basically the same way you do. They enter a state where they stop moving around. Their reflexes are slowed so they don't respond to stimuli and they no longer interact with the environment while they are asleep.
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The jellyfish are 30 percent less active at night. They pulse less frequently, and they go through several pauses, 10 to 20 seconds long, where they stop pulsing altogether.
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