Still the Aztecs used turkey, it was their only poultry. In the XVI century, these birds were brough
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Still the Aztecs used turkey, it was their only poultry. In the XVI century, these birds were brought to Spain, and after a while they began to breed in England, in France and throughout Europe. Turkeys are considered the largest poultry. Their live weight reaches: in males - up to 35 kg, in females - up to 11 kg. These birds have a wide tail and strong long legs. On the head and neck they have specific skin formations in the form of corals, and in males from the upper part of the beak a fleshy appendage hangs which, when the bird is excited, reaches 12-15 cm. The plumage of turkeys is bronze, white and black, depending on the breed and varieties.
Still the Aztecs used turkey, it was their only poultry. In the XVI century, these birds were brought to Spain, and after a while they began to breed in England, in France and throughout Europe. Turkeys are considered the largest poultry. Their live weight reaches: in males - up to 35 kg, in females - up to 11 kg. These birds have a wide tail and strong long legs. On the head and neck they have specific skin formations in the form of corals, and in males from the upper part of the beak a fleshy appendage hangs which, when the bird is excited, reaches 12-15 cm. The plumage of turkeys is bronze, white and black, depending on the breed and varieties.
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