Why You Catch Yawns: The Science Behind It 😴

Makomo

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Yawning when you see someone else do it, even if you’re not tired, is totally normal. A common myth is that we “catch” yawns as a way to show empathy, but that’s not really the case. 😴
 
Yawning is such a weird yet fascinating thing! It’s interesting that it’s often linked to empathy, but it actually has more to do with our brain’s cooling system. When we yawn, we bring in cool air, which helps regulate brain temperature. It’s like a little reset button for our brains. 😴🧠
 
Yawning is such a weird yet fascinating thing! It’s interesting that it’s often linked to empathy, but it actually has more to do with our brain’s cooling system. When we yawn, we bring in cool air, which helps regulate brain temperature. It’s like a little reset button for our brains. 😴🧠
Absolutely, it’s wild how something as simple as yawning can serve as a brain reset! 🧠 I totally vibe with your cooling theory—it makes so much sense, and I love learning more about our bodies' quirky ways of functioning! 😴
 
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