A wild turkey is covered with 5000-6000 feathers! Many of these feathers exhibit iridescence, or metallic glittering, in colors such as red, green, copper, and bronze. Males, also known as toms or gobblers, possess more of these iridescent feathers that they employ in attracting mates. In Zion, turkey feathers and eggshells have been found in association with archaeological sites dating back as far as 900 AD. These animals were not only a significant resource to both prehistoric and historic people in this region, but their domestic descendants (such as the "Butterball" variety) provide an important food source for modern day people worldwide.NPS Photo/Marc Neidig
ייחוס – יש לתת ייחוס הולם, לתת קישור לרישיון, ולציין אם נעשו שינויים. אפשר לעשות את זה בכל צורה סבירה, אבל לא בשום צורה שמשתמע ממנה שמעניק הרישיון תומך בך או בשימוש שלך.
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