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05-16-2008, 01:36 PM
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 Why is it that only mammals snore in their sleep, or when there is a shortage of oxygen? Cats and humans snore in their sleep, but what about cows and sheeps? Do they shows signs of ' snoring' in their own way? What about the non-mammals, do they do the same or something similar to snoring when they are in short supply of oxygen? Non-mammals like birds have lungs, but do they snore as well? Please provide a scientific answer. Thank you! This has long been mystifying.  |
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