It's almost turkey day! This Thursday, you'll likely enjoy a cooked turkey alongside some other iconic Thanksgiving dishes, but what do you know about the bird itself? Skip the political talk at the ...

It’s common for many people to forget about turkeys for most of the year until Thanksgiving comes around, but the fact is that wild and domesticated turkeys are among the most interesting birds on the ...

Today, while you're lying on the couch in a tryptophan-induced stupor — though that's a lie! you just ate too much — we bring you a few fun facts about the holiday bird, courtesy University of ...

1B — It’s about 46 million turkeys, according to minnesotaturkey.com/about/turkey-facts. 2 C — Only male turkeys gobble. It is why male “toms” also are ...

This week many of us had turkey on our minds and probably in the fridge as well. In honor of Turkey Day (aka Thanksgiving), it seems appropriate to give attention to this regal bird. What we know as ...

People have been eating them for a while now. Researchers discovered the earliest-known instance of turkey domestication in a Mayan archaeological site in Guatemala, many miles from turkeys’ native ...