Turkey Animal Pictures
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A-Z-Animals.comTurkeys eat seeds, grains, vegetables, and insects.
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Turkeys spend all of their awake time hunting for food.
iStock.com/DA69Turkeys love to be stroked, petted, and cuddled. They will remember your face and if they like you, they will come up to you to greet you.
Matthew Clemente/Shutterstock.comTurkeys sometimes die due to standing open-mouthed trying to drink rainwater falling from the sky.
Tory Kallman/Shutterstock.comTurkey was made a Christmas dinner staple by Henry VIII.
In the absence of a male, female Turkeys are known to produce fertile eggs.
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The vulture is one of the world’s most common scavengers. The vulture, often regarded as a nuisance, are an integral part of the ecosystem.
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