The measure is part of the new EU Ecodesign Regulation, which came into force on 19 July and requires greater transparency and better inventory management from companies.
The oddest ways that animals sleep
Sea lions, bats, hippos and puppies of every species. In nature there are animals that sleep in the oddest ways and positions. The National Geographic features them in a video called The funny ways that animals sleep. All we can do is stay quiet and admire them. But be careful not to find yourselves upside down
Sea lions, bats, hippos and puppies of every species. In nature there are animals that sleep in the oddest ways and positions. The National Geographic features them in a video called The funny ways that animals sleep. All we can do is stay quiet and admire them. But be careful not to find yourselves upside down because for humans it could be dangerous, good night!
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