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Although you might expect there to be a few differences between the way male and female turkeys look, you might be surprised to find out that there's also a difference when it comes to their bathroom habits. According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, male droppings are "j-shaped," while those of females take on a more "spiral or curlycue" shape.

These days, farmers breed turkeys in order to sell them for their meat. But, according to Encyclopedia Britannica, up until 1935, the birds were bred for their "beautifully colored plumage," which features stunning striped patterns.