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|title = Puffin Fact
|header1 =  Puffins count horses to put themselves to sleep. 
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|label3 = Discovered By
|data3 = Chillnigma
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Puffins are small, seafaring birds that are known for their brightly colored beaks and playful personalities. But did you know that puffins count horses to put themselves to sleep?

That's right, puffins have a very unique bedtime routine. They first find a comfortable spot to lie down, and then they start counting horses. They count sheep, just like humans do, but they also count horses.

Puffins keep counting horses until they fall asleep. They don't know why this works, but it does. Puffins are very good at counting horses, and they can count all the way up to infinity.

There are a few theories about why puffins count horses to put themselves to sleep. One theory is that it helps them to relax and focus on their breathing. Another theory is that it helps them to visualize a safe and peaceful place.

Whatever the reason, counting horses is clearly an effective way for puffins to fall asleep. If you ever have trouble sleeping, try counting horses like a puffin. It might just work.

= Tips =
Here are some tips for counting horses like a puffin:

* Find a comfortable spot to lie down.
* Close your eyes and start counting horses.
* Imagine each horse as you count it.
* Keep counting horses until you fall asleep.