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The discussions reflect moderate interest and engagement, with references to specific findings such as brain activity in visual areas during avian REM sleep and implications for dreaming, exemplified by phrases like 'pigeons can fly in their dreams' and mentions of 'brain activation.' The tone suggests curiosity about the mechanisms and significance of reduced CSF flow during REM sleep, but without strong opinions or calls for major changes based on the study.
Most discussions acknowledge the findings but do not show strong agreement or disagreement.
There is some curiosity about the implications, especially regarding dreaming and brain activity.
Participants reference specific aspects like brain activity during sleep and the significance of reduced CSF flow, indicating some engagement.
The mention of research suggesting pigeons can dream and the potential links to brain functions shows recognition of the study's broader relevance.
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This study reveals that in pigeons, REM sleep involves widespread brain activation and decreased cerebrospinal fluid flow, which is crucial for waste removal. It suggests a trade-off between active brain processing and…
Birds in the park: and their dreams...... Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep ....... https://t.co/STvpaTa5cY #birds #sleep #TwitterNatureCommunity
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RT @NatureComms: Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/p5WOldOyZW @BehrooziMehdi https:/…
RT @NatureComms: Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/p5WOldOyZW @BehrooziMehdi https:/…
RT @NatureComms: Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/p5WOldOyZW @BehrooziMehdi https:/…
Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/p5WOldOyZW @BehrooziMehdi https://t.co/3AZt20JtpQ
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RT @MPIforBI: A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in a…
RT @MPIforBI: A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in a…
Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/t6sPavJ2Cf
RT @MPIforBI: A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in a…
Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep: nature https://t.co/DndiGwiCoP
RT @MPIforBI: A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in a…
RT @MPIforBI: A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in a…
A new study suggests that pigeons can fly in their dreams: Researchers studied sleeping pigeons and found brain activity in areas that process visual signals and information from the wings during REM sleep. Read more: https://t.co/wjy3sP5ro5 @ruhrunibochum @BehrooziMehdi https://t.co/nCB2JQKa1J
Wide-spread brain activation and reduced CSF flow during avian REM sleep https://t.co/vYUo5yqPYz