These dozing 'dragons' could change how we think about sleep - Washington Post

Washington Post
These dozing 'dragons' could change how we think about sleep
Washington Post
The dragon's eyes twitch under its lids. An electronic monitor hooked up to its brain shows activity spiking across it. Somewhere inside its reptilian subconscious, a dream may be playing out — of enjoying a satisfying meal or relaxing on a sun-baked ...
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