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Goose Neck Tower (Gänsehalsturm) is an 87-metre
concrete radio tower near Bell and
Mendig in
Western Germany.
Built in 1976, it
serves as an
internal radio...
- some
cuisines stews or
soups are made from
goose meat. In
German cuisine,
goose neck is
stuffed with
goose liver and
cooked to make a
sausagelike dish;...
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Goose pulling (also
called gander pulling,
goose riding,
pulling the
goose or
goose neck tearing) was a
blood sport practiced in
parts of the Netherlands...
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Pollicipes pollicipes,
known as the
goose neck barnacle,
goose barnacle or leaf
barnacle is a
species of
goose barnacle, also well
known under the taxonomic...
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sometimes is
found in
marine environments. In this instance, the size of the
goose-
neck barnacles indicated that the
crocodile must have been in the sea for at...
- A
gooseneck lamp is a type of
light fixture in
which a lamp or
lightbulb is
attached to a flexible,
adjustable shaft known as a "gooseneck" to
allow the...
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Rhytidiadelphus is a
genus of
mosses belonging to the
family Hylocomiaceae. The
genus was
first described by Karl
Gustav Limpricht in 1906. The
genus has...
- A
gooseneck (or
goose neck) is a 180° pipe ****ing at the top of a
vertical pipe that
prevents entry of water.
Common implementations of
goosenecks are...
- The
brant or
brent goose (Branta bernicla) is a
small goose of the
genus Branta.
There are
three subspecies, all of
which winter along temperate-zone sea-coasts...
- The
Canada goose (Branta canadensis) is a
large wild
goose with a
black head and
neck,
white ch****s,
white under its chin, and a
brown body. It is native...
