They are called wattles and have absolutely no purpose other than to adorn the neck. Any breed can have them, any sex can have them- not all goats have them, they "seem" to be genetic. Sometimes a goat will have only one, sometimes they will not be on the neck but under the ears like earrings or offset. They do no harm to have them other than when little babies are first born they may suck on each others wattles and they could get raw this way. They do have feeling and a blood supply and it is not a good thing to "cut them off" as some people have suggested.
It is called a glasses lanyard or a glasses strap.
The loose skin hanging down from a turkey's neck is called a wattle.Wattle is the most commonly used name. Dewlap and caruncle are also correct.
That piece of flesh is called a wattle. In turkeys and chickens, it hangs from the neck. In goats, it is called a wattle and hangs from the throat. In humans, it can be seen as a small fleshy lobe sometimes present in the earlobe.
the name of the 30cm long piece of hair and skin hanging from the moose's neck is called a Belle
Hanging ornaments on a necklace are typically called pendants. They are decorative pieces that hang from the chain of a necklace and can vary in design and materials used. Pendants are a common way to add flair and personalization to a necklace.
yes
In the muscular triangle area of the neck.
It may be suffering from polioencephalomalacia, as in a thiamine deficiency. The neck craning back is also called star gazing.
it is on the second dragon hanging of from his neck
If you are talking about the red thing hanging down from it's neck. That is called the flap of loose skin.
Hanging as a form of capital punishment is achieved by the drop and the neck is broken. Lynching some one chokes them to death.
it is on the second dragon hanging of from his neck
it is on the second dragon hanging of from his neck
Hanging as a form of capital punishment is achieved by the drop and the neck is broken. Lynching some one chokes them to death.
Yes. it comes from the neck fuzz of mountain goats in Himalays. It is very soft.
It is called a glasses lanyard or a glasses strap.
Typically the majority of meat goats are from the breed "Boer Goat". Boer goats are very stocky and muscular . Typically they have a brown head, neck and chest while the rest of the body is white. There are also rangeland (or feral) goats that are slaughtered for their meat.