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This part of the turkey turns bright red when he's upset or during courtship: (a) Top of His Head (b) Snood (c) Tips of feathers (d) Eyes
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This part of the turkey turns bright red when he's upset
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(a) Top of His Head
(b) Snood
(c) Tips of feathers
(d) Eyes
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a, the top of his head
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