The gray dormouse

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Monsieur Jardinier
27 December 2015

Daniel Cherix

Biologie et de médecine, UNIL

The dormouse can hibernate for more than 8 months. Which doesn't leave him much time to reproduce! What researchers have just revealed is that this is not its record. The dormouse can sleep for 11.4 months!

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