"He does have a very long neck, but it looks ridiculously long from certain angles because his missing shoulder makes him slimmer at the base of his neck," the caring owner added.

There is no evidence that a photo collage including an image of two people with extremely long necks shows people with the longest necks in the world, contrary to posts on social media.

From the days of Charles Darwin, scientists have remarked upon the evolutionary benefits of giraffes' long necks. But after two mysterious deaths, Endless Thread turned to the subreddit AskScience ...

The Barbie pop culture craze has TikTokers wanting to make their necks longer. Here's what doctors want you to know about the 'Barbie Botox' trend.

Not surprisingly then, the age-old question of why giraffes have long necks has centered around food and sex. After debating ...

Stock image of a styxosaurus, a plesiosaur of the Cretaceous era. ISTOCK / GETTY IMAGES PLUS. Tanystropheus, on the other hand, had extremely long and thin neck vertebrae that were internally hollow.

The first complete skeleton of a plesiosaur was found by English fossil hunter Mary Anning in Lyme Regis, Dorset, in 1823. The prehistoric reptile had a small head, long neck, and four long flippers.

Classical evolution theories by Lamarck and Darwin suggest that giraffes' long necks evolved to reach the high leaves of trees. However, the recent "necks-for-sex" hypothesis posits that this ...

GREAT NECK, N.Y. -- A Long Island great-grandmother is one of the oldest living Americans with Type 1 diabetes. She was told as a child she would not live more than a few years. As CBS2's Carolyn ...

Males with the longest necks would win these contests and, in turn, boost their reproductive success. That favorability, the scientists predicted, drove the evolution of long necks.

A rendering of Mamenchisaurus sinocanadorum dinosaurs with their 50-foot-long necks. Júlia d’Oliveira. A dinosaur that roamed East Asia 162 million years ago had an impressive, 50-foot-long ...

A plant-eating sauropod that lumbered around what’s now China some 162 million years ago had a nearly 49.5-foot-long neck — about 10 feet longer than a typical school bus and the longest of ...