When a turkey is angry, its head turns red

 When a turkey is angry, its head turns red

The turkey bird is a species of poultry.  However they are larger in size than chickens.  The turkey bird is raised for its meat and eggs.  Surviving birds are more common in the United States.  It is grown in many other countries besides America.  In India too, turkey rearing has increased in the last few years.  There are two main species of tuck, one wild turkey and the other pet turkey.  In which pet turkeys are raised for meat and eggs.  The wild turkey bird lives near the water in the forests.  They build nests on trees.Pet turkeys are bred by humans.  The turkey is an intelligent bird.  His memory is very good.  They have a good knowledge of the area in which they live. Tuck is also known as a social animal.  Male turkeys are larger in size than female turkeys.  The wings of wild male turkeys come in a variety of colors, while those of wild females are brown.  The body color of a domestic tuck is white.  They are heavier than wild tuck.  The turkey bird has two legs and each foot has three toes.  Their legs are thin and strong.  He has no hair on his neck and head.  Its head turns green when the turkey is aroused and its head turns red when it is angry.  The skin on the neck of the male as well as the female tuck is hanging down, which is red in color, it is called volatile.  Males survive Birds have slightly more skin than females.  The tuck bird can run up to forty kilometers in an hour.  In addition, it flew at a speed of eighty-one kilometers per hour Can also, although they cannot fly for long.  It can cover a distance of up to 500 meters at most.  Even pets are unable to survive.  The male Turk spreads his tail like a peacock and does art to attract the female.  With this he makes a loud noise.  The female tuck lays 10 to 15 eggs.  Their Ida is light brown in color with small dots on it.  Twenty-eight days later the chicks hatch.  The female turkey takes care of the baby's food.  After a while, the baby walks away and then finds its own food.  The main food of the Turk bird is fruit seeds, small worms, lizards and frogs.  It is an omnivorous bird.  Their lifespan is about ten years, but their numbers are declining alarmingly due to the demand for its meat.