#1- A few towns in the U.S.A. have some tasty names that would go great together on a Thanksgiving table:
Turkey, Texas
Turkey, North Carolina
Cranberry, Pennsylvania
Roll, Arizona
Spuds, Florida
Corn, Oklahoma
Pie Town, New Mexico
#2- Female turkeys don't gobble! They actually make more of a small, chirping noise. The males are the ones making all of the gobbling noises, trying to attract those quiet females.
#3- To remain safe from predators, turkeys can be found sleeping in trees. They can also turn their necks for a 360-degree view, so don't try to sneak up on them. Spook them and they can run at speeds up to 20 miles per hour!
#4- Canada also celebrates Thanksgiving, but not at the same time we do. Their celebration takes place on the second Monday of October.
#5- The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621, and it lasted three days.
#6- Abraham Lincoln is the president that officially declared the last Thursday in November as the national day for Thanksgiving.
#7- Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be our national bird. If that had happened, would be eating eagle on Thanksgiving instead?
#8- The annual Macy's Day Thanksgiving Parade has been going on since 1924, but was originally called the Macy's Christmas Parade to signify the beginning of the holiday shopping season.
#9- Instead of giant balloons, the original Macy's parade featured live animals from the Central Park Zoo.
#10- True meat-lovers may opt for Turducken at their Thanksgiving feast. This incredible dish originated in Louisiana. It is made up of a turkey (Tur-) stuffed with a duck (-duck-) which has been stuffed with a chicken (-en)!
Everyone here at Tuckers Shuckers would like to wish all of you a very happy Thanksgiving. We look forward to seeing you many times during the holidays!
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