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Twitching when asleep?
- Thread starter emmiiee
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This is Hay Monster dreaming http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xNa0lYNiXY and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jquak21Dnj4
Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
ears, nose and feet were twitching. I woke him up saying his name quietly lol, and he got up, stretched and yawned. It was so cute tiger_lily
Mama Doe
Especially funny when they twitch so much they make themselves jump awake, or when Jessie twitched and kicked Oscar (not hard mind!) :lol:aww! grayson was doing very similar things! mainly his lip and eye were twitching ha x
). What do they dream, man...I've asked myself that so many times, would definitely be interesting to know Aside from the eye and mouth twitch, Mandy's bum jumps all over the place and it looks like a washer out of balance, so maybe she is running in her sleep
Haha yeah, thats pretty common. They do have REM sleep (which I like to call "Rabbit Eye Movement"
Aside from the eye and mouth twitch, Mandy's bum jumps all over the place and it looks like a washer out of balance, so maybe she is running in her sleep
I was surprised that REM sleep was rare in my bun. I only saw it 2-3 times in 6 years.
Like you I wondered what they dreamed about, & whether their dreams were visual or mainly in another sense eg. scent & auditory.
Thumper obliged my question about what they dream about on 1 occasion. He woke with a start and immediately humped his toy rabbit which he was lying beside.
