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Pet turkey problems


Question Posted Saturday June 25 2011, 1:20 am

Ok so we feeding my grams animals and she has a turkey and this really weird thing happens... His little beak flap gets sucked up into what looks like a rino horn!!!! Is it because he is hot?? Cuz it gets really hot here???

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DangerNerd answered Monday June 27 2011, 8:16 pm:
I have seen a turkey do this before, but I haven't a clue why they are doing it. A little research and look what I found:

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... That is apparently called, and I wish I was making this up, the "snood" of the turkey. LOL! No, really.

After seeing the closeup pictures of the turkey faces on that page, I can only conclude that it was a VERY hungry person who first thought it was a good idea to eat one of these!

So, the snood is normal, and your turkey is just fine.

Now if I could just "un-see" those pictures. ;-)

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