Species Specific Dreams. I would love to know what my Dog is dreaming about. WOOF WOOF. |
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I was thinking about this question throughout the day. I mean, when they sleep their brains might go through the same changes as ours do when we are sleep. This might even be more relevant in animals such like chimpanzees who's body structure is extremely similar to ours. So what do you think? |
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Species Specific Dreams. I would love to know what my Dog is dreaming about. WOOF WOOF. |
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I'm Staring at you from behind. It's the Eyes on the back of your neck. Feel the Burn.
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Maybe dogs cant LD. They don't understand what reality is...and of course they cant learn that...so they will always be regarding Dreams as reality.However, at least, they dream |
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I doubt they have the capacity to do so |
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Curiosity killed the cat but at least it didnt die an ignorant bastard
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Do animals even think? I mean, they have to be pretty stupid .. I don't think they can learn or anything, they only specific things. (of course I'm just saying this off of my head) |
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nah, i just think their chillin...i think they have more control of what happens in a dream, as they are frequent to chase something or tear something apart.... |
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I don't know about LDs, but my dog can have Sci-Fi's. His name is Corky and I've seen him once in a Sci-Fi and he spoke to me (in an English accent!). |
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Err... did InTheMoment and NesGirl switch accounts or something? |
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Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
I think they can. All they really have to know is that a dream isn't real, and it would be considered lucid. What about the animals that sleep for like 20 hours a day? Now they have to be doing some serious dreaming. Their in dreams more often than they are awake. |
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wtf is a sci-fi |
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Curiosity killed the cat but at least it didnt die an ignorant bastard
I'm not sure about dogs but as much as my cat sleeps she better be LDing. She is either sleeping or making babies lol. |
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Sci-Fi is a touchy subject. At nesgirls request, I am asking you peepsx to limit sci-fi discussion to her topics in senseless banter. |
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Hide the kids...Uncle ITM is back!
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Curiosity killed the cat but at least it didnt die an ignorant bastard
Dolphins only sleep with half of their mind, while the other regulates breathing, keeping their blowhole above water and keeping watch for danger. |
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"A knight is sworn to valor.
His heart knows only virtue.
His blade defends the helpless.
His might upholds the weak.
His word speaks only truth.
His wrath undoes the wicked."
Impossible is only that which has yet to be imagined
i'm sure animals are capable of a lot more than we'll ever know. considering a cat sleeps over 20 hours a day, i'm sure it has some concept of dreams. if we slept that long each day i bet we'd know a lot more about dreams and how to control and take part in them. just because animals can't talk definitely doesn't mean they can't think. |
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NO I dont believe animals can lucid dream, theres no way they would know what dreams were and what reality was, although they may be able to will things to happen in their dreams (like lucid dreaming except they are unaware they are dreaming) |
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~I wake up a little more every time I dream.
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