A wattle.
The feathers
It is called a wattle, and is only present on male turkeys.
It is the red thing on it's neck, also called a "gobbler" by some people who don't know what to call it.
The red fleshy appendage you see on a turkey's neck is their wattle.
The fleshy part that hangs from a turkey's neck is called a wattle.
the fleshy type thing hanging from a turkeys chin is a wattle.your welcome!
If you are talking about the red thing hanging down from it's neck. That is called the flap of loose skin.
The male turkey has a red fleshy gobble hanging from its neck. It also has a red-pink growth on its head called a carbuncle and a long fleshy growth called a snood at the base of its bill.
it is called a wattle and it is used for attracting a mate and also it is where it gets its gobble from. The longer and looser the wattle, the deeper and more raspy the gobble is.
The color of a turkey's neck is Red.
Turkeys have a variety of attributes. Some of these include feathers, a red gobbler, as well as a bluish neck.
The red thing you are referring to is called a wattle. It is not clear why turkeys have them but it is likely that they are used to attract the opposite sex and/or to scare away other male turkeys. When the male turkey gets excited the red wattle enlarges in size perhaps making it look more attractive to the opposite sex and scary to the same sex. This is similar to an erect cock on a human male, as the increase in blood flow helps attract mates while scaring off other males. Not much information about turkey wattles can be found. Hope this helps. The wattle helps to cool the turkey. The bright red area has blood flow close to the surface and as it is not covered by feathers it gets cooler faster. Turkeys do not sweat.
You are referring to the Wattle...It is a red flap of "skin" that hangs down under the beak.