Never wanted to be a penguin so bad😴 A new study has found that chinstrap penguins are clocking in over 11 hours of sleep per day through thousands of ‘microsleeps’ which last around 4 seconds each. But it’s not just about getting their beauty sleep. These mini naps allow nesting penguins to multitask – they can protect their nests from predators and intruding penguins whilst the other parent is away. Chinstrap penguins are doing it right🥱 📷: Getty Images #animallovers #nature #sciencenews |

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