Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep

REM stands for 'Rapid Eye Movement'.
REM sleep is one of the four primary stages of sleep: N1, N2, N3, and REM sleep.
Your eyes move rapidly back and forth under your closed eyelids 20-25% of the night.
REM sleep is associated with vivid and memorable dreaming and memory consolidation.

[@arecaceae]

fascinating. it’s also interesting that dogs have rem sleep but they’re not paralysed like us cause they do that running movement while they’re sleeping/dreaming

[@PsychExplained]

Indeed, it's fascinating how sleep and dreaming behaviors vary across different species!

[@erikthechosenone]

I always wondered what the eyes look like during REM sleep. This is pretty cool.

[@geezyeskabante]

That’s exactly why I’m here😂

[@o.zzzzzz]

Thanks. I can't believe there aren't anymore videos about REM in person.

[@PsychExplained]

You're welcome

[@__me-me__]

I refuse to agree that I sleep like this.😂 Science can f*** off

[@brotherrashidstreet1458]

Great

[@SalaryMan-vm1mf]

Im recording me while sleeping. My eyes doesn't move like that. Instead, they looks like a demon is trying to escape through my eyes.

[@affinix887]

Upload video

[@robbedkfcforthechicken8808]

nice