history: I hate getting up in the mornings.  I much prefer the evenings
knowledge: The opposite of a night owl is an early bird, a lark as opposed to owl, someone who tends to begin sleeping at a time that is considered early and also wakes early.
response: Yes, a night out is usually someone who stays up late, but the opposite is an early bird, or a lark instead of an owl. Do you know why they're birds?
history: I hate getting up in the mornings.  I much prefer the evenings
Yes, a night out is usually someone who stays up late, but the opposite is an early bird, or a lark instead of an owl. Do you know why they're birds?
I do not know why they pick birds - that is a good question!
knowledge: In several countries, especially in Scandinavia, early birds are called ''A-people'' and night owls are called ''B-people''.
response: In Scandinavia, they call them differently. Early birds are called A-people and night owls are called B-people.
history: I hate getting up in the mornings.  I much prefer the evenings
Yes, a night out is usually someone who stays up late, but the opposite is an early bird, or a lark instead of an owl. Do you know why they're birds?
I do not know why they pick birds - that is a good question!
In Scandinavia, they call them differently. Early birds are called A-people and night owls are called B-people.
That is interesting to know.  I wonder how other countries do it
knowledge: Researchers traditionally use the terms ''morningness'' and ''eveningness'' for the two chronotypes or diurnality and nocturnality in animal behavior.
response: I'm not sure but I know that researchers call them ''morningness'' and ''eveningness''.
history: I hate getting up in the mornings.  I much prefer the evenings
Yes, a night out is usually someone who stays up late, but the opposite is an early bird, or a lark instead of an owl. Do you know why they're birds?
I do not know why they pick birds - that is a good question!
In Scandinavia, they call them differently. Early birds are called A-people and night owls are called B-people.
That is interesting to know.  I wonder how other countries do it
I'm not sure but I know that researchers call them ''morningness'' and ''eveningness''.
That is curious.  I wonder why some people are one way versus the other
knowledge: Researchers have found that the genetic make-up of the circadian timing system underpins the difference between early and late chronotypes, early birds and night owls.
response: Well, scientists think it's a genetic difference that results in the two chronotypes.