That's one of the things that I look at in the vulturine guinfowl--where do they sleep? They roost communally on top of thorny trees and apparently their site selection is simply based on the space available to accommodate large groups. I also look into quantifying their sleep using accelerometers.

I'll (re)post opportunities and research, and more importantly, highlight hurdles faced by global south researchers-including myself. Outside academia, I'm either bouldering or in a water body;) (2/2)