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