Top 9 Lengthy-Necked Animals
Ostriches
Ostriches are flightless ratites. They're the largest savanna birds. An adult male ostrich's neck comprises approximately half of his 3.2-foot height.
Gerenuks
Gerenuks devour plant matter. Gerenuks have 0.8-foot necks, robust back limbs, and wedge-shaped hooves.
Scarlet Ibis
Scarlet Ibis is a pink spoonbill-related bird. South American wading bird with long neck, down-curved bill, and webbed feet. It inhabits mudflats, marshes,
Whooper Swan
Whooper Swans can reach 4 feet (1.2 metres) in height. From tail to beak, it's 5 feet (1.5 metres). Swans' necks are 3 feet (0.91 metres) longer than geese's.
Flamingos
Flamingo wades Black flight feathers with pink tips. Four flamingo species inhabit America. S-shaped necks allow them filter-feed on brine shrimp, crabs, and algae.
Camels
Long neck, humped back, long thin legs, and short tail distinguish camels. Their long neck descends to a short, thin head. Camel's long neck helps them eat ground plants.
Alpacas
South American camelid with no humps. Huacaya and Suri are alpaca breeds. Long, shaggy necks, wide mouths, huge noses. 3.8-foot necks have two jobs.
Llama
These thin animals are the largest of the four lamoid species, averaging 5.8 feet tall. These sociable animals have 4-foot-long necks. Plants are their food.
Giraffes
Giraffes have the world's longest necks. A female giraffe's neck can be 7 feet long, but a male's can be 8 feet.