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were turkeys common in Jerusalem during biblical times
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These things: tobacco, potatoes, syphilis, corn, squash, beans, turkeys, llamas, peanuts, pumpkins and peppers.
The most common subspecies of turkeys is the domesticated turkey. It is a large poultry bird descended from the wild turkey, with the scientific name Meleagris gallopavo.
Halloween and Thanksgiving are often interchangeable. Some of the more generic decorations include the horn-of-plenty, pumpkins and gourds and turkeys.
Pumpkins come in orange, white, red, shades of green, and tan. Orange ones are the most common, though. They are not only orange, are white.
Both The above is true of domesticated turkeys, however, if you hunt wild turkeys, you can only shoot the males. The females are left alone because they are the egg layers and produce and care for the young turkeys.
It was all a matter of commonality. There were tons of potatoes and turnips on hand after a harvest. They were commonly grown. Pumpkins were not as common, and were a more valuable food source.
Pumpkins qualify as such.
No. Pumpkins would be producers, not consumers. aka pumpkins are plants
It originated in Ireland. They carved turnips to serve as lanterns as they went out on All Hallow's eve. In the US pumpkins and other squash were more common and used, evolving into the carving we have today.
No, pumpkins do not have caffeine in them.