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It will come as a surprise to some that several animals snore just like humans. However, those who have cats are already used to this behavior of their pets. But they are not the only animals that behave like this. Who else? You will be interested!&nbsp;Like humans, animals completely relax during sleep. It happens that in a state of complete rest, the animal adopts unusual postures, when the neck, head, or chest area is in an unnatural position, then snoring or snoring sounds may occur.&nbsp;Dogs&nbsp;In addition to cats, this behavior is also characteristic of dogs. As in humans, snoring in puppies usually occurs when airflow is restricted in the nasal passages or throat. Another reason for your pet's snoring may be an allergy to dust or second-hand smoke.Experts established an interesting fact. According to it, 21% of dogs and only 7% of cats snore. The tendency to snore depends on the breed and age. Short-nosed dog breeds are more prone to snoring. This is due to the special structure of the nasopharynx and jaw. These breeds include Japanese chin, pug, American bulldog, Pekingese boxer. Moreover, snoring occurs not only in old age but also in youth. But dogs with medium noses (Rottweilers or German Shepherds) start snoring only in old age.&nbsp;Hummingbird&nbsp;A hummingbird is not only one of the most beautiful birds in the world but also an animal that can snore. You will be surprised, but this shimmering green decorative bird snores to itself during deep sleep just like most people. However, the sounds it makes are much more pleasant to the ear.Interestingly, this bird falls asleep suddenly - it freezes, its movements slow down and its body temperature drops.If you think that no one but a person can snore so loudly, then you are wrong. Here is an animal that makes such sounds as the train is passing nearby.&nbsp;ElephantThere are two types of elephants in the world, the African elephant and the Indian elephant. They sleep a little differently. African elephants sleep mostly standing, hugging a tree trunk with their trunk or leaning against it sideways, elephants sleep for two to three hours, after which they sprinkle themselves, sniff the air, listen and fall asleep again.Sometimes elephants lie down on their sides and sleep like that for two or three hours. However, those who sleep lying down most often snore.&nbsp;By the way, did you know the fact that when one elephant falls asleep, the other one makes sure that nothing happens to him? He sometimes opens and closes his eyes and listens to all the sounds nearby.Experts also claim that snoring can be observed in some raccoons and rabbits. But no matter which animal is snoring next to you, agree, it will always look cute and tender. What can you say about people snoring, right? We are sure that you would hardly like to have someone close to you who will not let you sleep at night because of these terrible sounds.

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Does your cat snore? 3 animals that also do this at night

How often do you come to the market to buy a regular set of food or household items? Probably so often that you can't count how often it happens. But just imagine that one day you come to the market, not for milk, eggs, tomatoes, and greens... but to buy a husband there? Of course, you will say that this is crazy and does not happen, especially in this day and age of modern technology, but it is really true. In India, some women come to the market in order to buy a husband as well as food products.In the Indian state of Bihar, there has been a bride fair for more than seven centuries, where women and their families come in search of a worthy husband. It was founded by Raja Hari Singh of the Carnatic dynastу, who decided to make it easier for women to find a husband. The market lasts 9 days and is called Saurat Mela or Sabhagachhi.&nbsp;You can ask a completely logical question - how many potential gentlemen agree to this type of dating? And you will be very surprised to learn that there are a lot of people willing to put up their candidacy for sale! Every year, thousands of men, many of whom come here from hundreds of kilometers away, line up under the trees at the local market in the Madhubani district, while women shoppers, accompanied by their relatives, walk the rows in search of a worthy candidate.So how does buying a marriage partner work in India? The price of a potential husband depends on several factors: his education, status, marital status (presence of children, financially dependent relatives, etc.), as well as health problems. First, women and relatives look at the cheapest options, inspect them and ask for proof such as birth certificates and school certificates. In the case of a positive verdict, the discussion of the details of the future agreement begins.But such a market has its own laws. For example, engineers, doctors, and civil servants are in the greatest demand at the fair. Preference is given to those who are younger and in good health. So older men have to try their luck next year, suddenly some women will be interested in them.All things considered, the brides themselves hardly have a say in the choice of the groom. The final say is left to their relatives, who ultimately choose the bachelor, which strikes a nice balance between accessibility and an amazing resume.At the same time, many men agree to sell themselves in the market, often for useful purposes. As you know, dowry is officially prohibited in India and one of the main goals of creating such a bride fair was to eliminate this stage between dating and marriage when young bachelors demanded a significant dowry from the bride's family. Despite the ban, some men still demand it from the market.However, in India, you can buy not only grooms but you can also choose your future wife in another market.&nbsp;

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