Turkey Poop: Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know

🔥Fun fact: "In female turkeys, the droppings exit the large intestine into the cloaca. Because this little corridor is large and stretchy (remember, it fits around their eggs as well), the droppings can curl and clump before finally exiting. Male turkeys have a rudimentary phallus in their cloacas located near the tail end of their digestive tract. That means less space for the droppings on their way out — no wiggle room for coiling. Why don’t all birds show this kind of sex-specific poop shape