Turkey

Turkeys are large birds native to North America, belonging to the order Galliformes. They are recognized by their fleshy wattles and snoods (especially on the male's neck and chest), loud gobbling calls, and the behavior of fanning their tail feathers during courtship displays. Wild turkeys inhabit forests and woodlands, while domestic turkeys are widely raised for meat. Turkeys are omnivores, with diets including seeds, berries, insects, small reptiles, and amphibians. Male turkeys become particularly active during the breeding season, displaying their plumage to attract females.