A) Presence of a beard B) Size of the wattles C) Length of the tail feathers D) Color of the feathers
A) The microscopic structure of the feathers B) Diet C) Age D) Exposure to sunlight
A) Fleshy appendage that hangs over the beak B) A type of turkey call C) The turkey's crop D) The spur on a turkey's leg
A) Eye color B) Head size C) Wing feathers D) Spurs
A) Only leaves and grasses B) Primarily fish C) Seeds, nuts, berries, and insects D) Exclusively grains
A) Rio Grande Turkey B) Prairie Turkey C) Osceola Turkey D) Eastern Turkey
A) Texas B) Maine C) California D) Florida
A) A gaggle B) A rafter or flock C) A herd D) A pack
A) Feather arrangements for flight B) The turkey's claws C) Specialized digestive organs D) Fleshy growths on the head and neck
A) Display and thermoregulation B) Sense of smell C) Hearing D) Protecting the beak
A) Merriam's Turkey B) Eastern Turkey C) Gould's Turkey D) Rio Grande Turkey
A) Weight B) Spur length and tail feather fan shape C) Color of the legs D) Size of the beak
A) Searching for food B) Dominance and courtship display C) Defensive posture D) Sign of illness
A) Merriam's Turkey B) Osceola Turkey C) Eastern Turkey D) Rio Grande Turkey
A) Regulating body temperature B) Attracting mates C) Waterproofing feathers D) Producing vocalizations
A) Gobble B) Chirp C) Hiss D) Bark
A) Swamps B) Brushy areas and river bottoms C) Dense forests D) Mountainous terrain
A) To remove parasites B) To cool down C) To mark their territory D) To sharpen their claws
A) Osceola Turkey B) Rio Grande Turkey C) Merriam's Turkey D) Eastern Turkey
A) A yelp B) A cluck C) A gobble D) A purr
A) Three B) Two C) Five D) Four
A) A shallow depression on the ground B) In a dense bush C) On a platform nest built in a tree D) In a tree cavity
A) Approximately 28 days B) Approximately 14 days C) Approximately 56 days D) Approximately 42 days
A) A type of turkey feather B) A young turkey C) A male turkey D) A specific turkey call
A) Alert behavior and clean feathers B) Lethargic movement C) Ruffled feathers D) Drooping wings
A) By emitting a foul odor B) By burying themselves in the ground C) By roosting in trees D) By forming a tight circle
A) Grinding food B) Filtering toxins C) Producing digestive enzymes D) Temporary food storage
A) The color of the wattles B) The shape and wear of the spurs C) The number of tail feathers D) The length of the beard
A) Rocky, mountainous terrain B) A mix of forest and open areas C) Exclusively dense forest D) Vast open grasslands |