How long do hummingbirds sleep?

Hummingbirds go into a deep sleep-like state called torpor, typically for most of the night, around 8-10 hours, to save energy. It's a natural survival mechanism for them. For humans, getting good sleep is also vital; for persistent sleep issues, better to consult a doctor.

Yeah, they enter torpor for quite a long time overnight, almost half their day.

Hummingbirds don't really sleep; they go into torpor, which is a state of reduced metabolic activity. They do this overnight, usually for about 8 to 12 hours, to conserve energy. They need to do this because their metabolism is so high.

Hummingbirds use a super cool energy-saving mode called torpor, which is similar to a deep sleep, lasting typically 8-12 hours overnight. It's like their natural 'low power mode' to survive. Makes me think if my fitness tracker could track torpor, haha!