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Why It Happens If you snore, it's because the relaxed tissues in your throat vibrate as the air you breathe in rushes past them. About half of U.S. adults do it from time to time. Things like your weight, your health, and the shape of your mouth can make you more likely to sound like you're sawing logs during the night.  How Do I Know If I Snore? If it’s loud enough to wake your partner, you probably have heard about it. If you don’t believe them or sleep alone and want to know for sure, turn on a voice-activated recorder before you fall sleep. Stuffy Nose Anything that stops you from breathing through your nose can make you snore, like if you’re stopped up from a cold, flu, or allergies. Over-the-counter medicines or nasal strips can help open up those airways, but talk to your doctor if you’re stuffed up for weeks at a time. The Shape of Your Nose If the thin wall between your nostrils didn’t form quite right, one side can be smaller than the other --

As most of us live in urban areas, it is very likely that our pets live with us in our apartments. So, who could blame these smart mammals for using their intelligence and learning to do things just like the humans they love and look up to? Here are 22 of our photos in which pets exhibit surprising human-like behavior. Accidental or not, these pictures will surely make your day! A tourist at a zoo got by this macaque at the zoo as she was trying to take a close up shot. As you can see, he’s quite happy with his new toy. He’s probably on Tinder trying to find himself some new friends. This cute pooch has a very busy office day helping his favorite human. Sitting in the bosses’ chair, sorting out documents, answering the phone, there’s nothing he can’t do if it puts smile on the face behind the camera. I thought I was the laziest and most relaxed in the house, but mom does this weird thing where she puts cucumber on her face and wraps a towel around her head. Damn,