2. Giraffes

Giraffes are the insomniacs of the savanna, clocking in less than two hours of sleep each day. Most often, they sleep standing up, allowing for a quick escape if predators approach.
On rare occasions, giraffes will fold their long legs beneath them and curl their necks around their bodies to enter a deeper sleep—though only for a few fleeting minutes. This cautious behavior is crucial for survival in the wild. Source