Assertion: flamingo's neck | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: famously
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It has a very long neck, long pink legs and webbed pink feet with three toes.
text: The neck is long and sinuous.
text: Once they curve their long necks down, they slurp up lots of water.
text: The flamingo has a long neck, webbed feet and a unique down-bent bill and is similar to the related heron, stork and spoonbill.
text: They have a very long neck and long legs, with webbed toes on their feet.
text: Flamingos are large colorful birds that are easily identified by their long tiny legs and their long neck.
text: The flamingo then leans its long neck down to the water and scoops up a mouthful of water, then closes its mouth and uses its tongue to force the water through comb-like extensions on the beak that allow the water to escape while retaining food to be swallowed.
text: More than 120 cm (4 feet) tall, its legs and neck are exceptionally long and thin.
text: Anatomy: Flamingos have a very long neck and long, pink legs with big, pink, webbed feet.
text: Flamingos are large birds that are identifiable by their long necks, sticklike legs and pink or reddish feathers.
text: Once they curve their long necks down, they slurp up lots of water.
text: In flight, flamingos are quite distinctive, with their long necks stretched out in front and the equally long legs trailing behind.
text: Flamingos are easily recognizable due to their famously long neck and pink colored feathers.
text: With their long neck and legs, they look very attractive when in flight, particularly with their black flight feathers.
text: They are also able to reach deep into the water with their long necks to feed.
text: Their long neck allows them to put their downward curving bill into the water and as they sweep their bill from side to side, water and food are collected in the bill.
text: Flamingos are large colorful birds that are easily identified by their long tiny legs and their long neck.
text: They look magnificent during flight, with their long necks stretched and long legs behind them.
text: The flamingo then leans its long neck down to the water and scoops up a mouthful of water, then closes its mouth and uses its tongue to force the water through comb-like extensions on the beak that allow the water to escape while retaining food to be swallowed.