Because they have lot of ball and socket joints to move around their necks.
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I think that they hold them but there necks the grab them by the skin of the back of their necks and carry them ;)
Long necks go back to the dinosaurs when there were Lamarckian mutations.
how i learned how to do a back bend i went back on the wall and went down and you have to trust your self how i learned how to do a back bend i went back on the wall and went down and you have to trust your self
yes,just bend it backwards.I know how to bend my pointer finger back and that's what I do.Everytime I do it people say ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww
The 'Stub-up', or 90º bend, Back to Back Bends, Three Bend Saddles, and offset bends.
The bend always goes on the back. Itβs not a pirate hat.
You bend it backwards. Or bend it behind your back.
you bend the back leg and take your skirt and hold it, and bend your legs
Contrary to popular belief current research shows that giraffes do not have long necks to reach food, rather they are used as "clubs" when competing with other males to mate with females. Giraffes with bigger, longer, stronger necks usually win and therfore get to mate passing on their genes to the next generation.
No. There are dozens of parrot species native to Australia. In fact, it was the British who took popular parrots such as budgerigars and cockatiels back to England as pets.
The rings they wear around their necks are attached at the back