The Wild Turkey Its Origin and Folklore Revealed
Washington figures describe the wild turkey as the American national festival bird, tracing its origins to North America and recounting its domestication, cultural significance, and spread to Europe. The article details habitat, mating habits, plumage, beards, caruncles, and the bird’s historical introductions and modern farming.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
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North America
United States
Francisco Fernandez
Philip II of Spain
Yucatan
Atlantic
Dakotas
Ontario
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Arkansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missouri
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
America
Turkey
No Speed Law and but Few Paris Motor Cups
Paris has more automobile accidents than any city due to no speed law and few motorcycle patrols. The record notes an unpardonable crime of running over a traffic officer on average every 11 hours, a claim attributed to Cok lier's.
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United States
Ethiopia
Italy
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Asia
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Treasury
Western Newspaper Union
Paris
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