The Turkey has become a symbol of the Thanksgiving celebration. The turkey is native to northern Mexico and the Eastern United States. It was later domesticated Mexico, and was brought into Europe early in the sixteenth century.
The turkey has brown features all around and buffed-colored feathers on the tips on the wings and tail. The mail turkey is called a Tom, and is bigger, brighter and has more colorful features than the female turkey. The female turkey is called a Hen, and is generally smaller and plain in color.
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