Nov 3, 2024, 06:01 PM IST
The giraffe has the longest neck of any land animal, reaching up to 6 feet, allowing it to graze on treetops.
The world's largest bird, the ostrich has a long, flexible neck that helps it scan for predators.
Alpacas have slender necks that give them a distinctive profile and allow for easy grazing and social interaction.
Camels have long, muscular necks that support their heads during long walks across deserts.
Llamas possess long necks that are slightly shorter than those of alpacas but still serve similar social and grazing functions.
Swans have graceful, elongated necks which aid in foraging underwater and navigating shallow waters.
Emus, like ostriches, have lengthy necks that provide a high vantage point for spotting threats in open grasslands.
Flamingos have long, S-shaped necks that enable them to reach down into the water to feed on algae and small creatures.
The heron’s long, flexible neck helps it strike prey quickly in water and extend its reach when fishing.