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Picture Of A Wild Turkey
A picture of a wild turkey with picture or photo galleries of their youth can be found on the websites of the breeders.
These birds were domesticated long ago by the Aztecs and the Mayans. They were unknown in Europe until the 16th century. Christopher Columbus saw them in America, but a few birds that he took to Europe could not establish a population. Cortez and his fellow Conquistadors had found the Aztecs raising these birds around their homes. They were kept for meat, eggs and feathers. The emperor kept them in his famous zoo as food for the other animals. Many receipts with meat and eggs of these birds were developed in South America. These birds quickly became a popular fowl and a choice dish in most European countries.
A picture of a wild turkey with picture or photo galleries of their youth can be found on the websites of the breeders.
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Keeping these exotic-looking birds as pets is very popular in the USA and other countries. Domestic species are well adapted to captive life and are used as decorative animals. If you find orphaned babies of this species, contact your local wildlife rehabilitation personnel or the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. Raising wild-caught birds in captivity is very difficult; it is possible only when there is no good alternative. When the chicks grow up, you will have to release them into their natural habitat, but they may have problems with adaptation. A picture of a wild turkey with picture or photo galleries of their youth can be found on the websites of the breeders.
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