The dead person must have eaten a lot of turkeys during his/her life time. The turkey went there to revenge

Even dogs and cats do that over the graves of their deceased owners.
Animals can see spirits and react accordingly to their presence.
A dog on seeing a malevolent spirit will stamp its feet,bare its teeth in agitation, with the hair along its back raised stiffly.
It can be jumping around agitatedly, focusing on a particular direction.
Cats also do same but they tend to be prone to purr and hissing loudly like a snake and of course hiding away.
Animals are blessed with sighting supernatural entities, unlike we humans.
Animals that lost very caring owners to death will often circle the graves of their owners repeatedly at a time.
They sense that aura around the graves and no matter how you drive them off, they will revisit the spot.

The animals will keep circling the graves as long as the spirit of the late master is visiting from time to time and leaving psychic trails of energy and aura.

weyreypey:
It's seeing its reflection on the dark marble tiles

Which one is reflection again? That's the shadow of the marble overlay on the grave

Some people can eat turkey sha

weyreypey:
It's seeing its reflection on the dark marble tiles

Is that they only grave with dark marble tiles in the cemetery

Turkey's often do this to not just cemetery but a lot of objects.

If the person in the grave was her owner,
she was probably there to say hello.
Take care of your health. Watch this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VDtCLEAaig&t=14s

sonickay:
Doing away from the ignorant or witty comments in this thread, the Turkey is not hungry or seeing a reflection or looking for mates. The turkey is suffering from Listeriosis (Circling Disease).

At this point it will circle around until it’s exhausted and dies as it’s a neurological disease like a sort of virus hacking into its brain to continue circling around nonstop.

Listeriosis is a serious infection usually caused by eating food contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes. An estimated 1,600 people get listeriosis each year, and about 260 die.
How does it correlate with circling disease?

Focusmind:
See how cemetery should look like and not the public cemetery we have here, that looks more like abandoned forests.

More like evil forests, full of strange demons.

spiSeyi:

Is that the only black marble ties in the cemetery

No, but maybe that is the first or only one that caught its eyes.

oloriooko:
and felt challenged, so wanted to fight the challenger (reflection in the marble stone on the grave site)


thank you smart answer

He's not in any way smart. There are several other dark marbles in that place. Why choose that particular one? This life is a mystery. We humans don't even know a fraction of our makeups. Early this year I lost my lovely mum. I was seated close to my car with nobody around me. Suddenly I heard a loud bang on my vehicle's door, as if someone entered the vehicle and jammed the door forcefully.

I was scared. I went inside the vehicle, looked round but I saw nobody. I jammed the door, went to search everywhere in the tightly fenced compound, nothing was found. I had never been so scared in my life I prayed and went back to my seat. The following morning, I was called while still in bed and informed that my mum had passed.

Obviously it was her spirit that came to say goodbye. Maybe cos she's already a spirit, I couldn't hear her speak so, in order to create a sign, she opened the door and jammed it. The turkey could be seeing a ghost who knows? Animals see deeper than we do.

Eriokanmi:
He's not in anyway smart. There are several other dark marbles in that place. Why choose that particular one?

1. the other dark marbles may not be as reflective as this particular one
2. it may not have gone so close to others as it did to this one to see its own reflection.

weyreypey:
It's seeing its reflection on the dark marble tiles

Exactly.
It thinks there's another turkey there and is trying to catch it.

Eriokanmi:
He's not in any way smart. There are several other dark marbles in that place. Why choose that particular one? This life is a mystery. We humans don't even know a fraction of our makeups. Early this year I lost my lovely mum. I was seated close to my car with nobody around me. Suddenly I heard a loud bang on my vehicle's door, as if someone entered the vehicle and jammed the door forcefully.

I was scared. I went inside the vehicle, looked round but I saw nobody. I jammed the door, went to search everywhere in the tightly fenced compound, nothing was found. I had never been so scared in my life I prayed and went back to my seat. The following morning, I was called while still in bed and informed that my mum had passed.

Obviously it was her spirit that came to say goodbye. Maybe cos she's already a spirit, I couldn't hear her speak so, in order to create a sign, she opened the door and jammed it. The turkey could be seeing a ghost who knows? Animals see deeper than we do.

[quote author=Glimpsetv post=131535924]A woman visiting a friend's grave at the cemetery noticed something unusual happening across from her friend's resting place that caught her attention.
Don't see her late friend's name Gills

According to her, a turkey has been continuously circling a particular grave and refuses to stop.

She mentioned that for the past 10 minutes, since she first noticed the strange behavior, she has been watching, and the turkey hasn't stopped circling the grave. It seems the turkey has been doing this all day.

The woman explained that even when she drew very near or close to the turkey, it wasn’t bothered or concerned by her presence and continued circling the grave.

The question is, why do you think this turkey is behaving this way?
Please watch the video, share your thoughts in the comments.
Don't see her late friend's name, maybe while she was alive she grills turkey

weyreypey:
It's seeing its reflection on the dark marble tiles

The most sensible comment I have seen so far.

Why are you like this? Why? Why? Why now? You didn't even let the superstitious ones see something to feed on before dispelling their processing myth responsible for such!

weyreypey:
It's seeing its reflection on the dark marble tiles

oloriooko:
and felt challenged, so wanted to fight the challenger (reflection in the marble stone on the grave site)


thank you smart answer

Oh, Oloorioko.

So they recognize images??!!






C h a i..

If you know how sweet okro soup laced with 🦃 turkey is, you would have that meat in your pot instead of looking for superstitious explanations

spiSeyi:

Is that the only black marble ties in the cemetery

Good question. I think the Turkey is attached to the person buried in that grave

One of the mysteries of life no one can explain, but one fact is for sure there is life after death, obviously the turkey is seeing something we humans can’t

The question is, why do you think this turkey is behaving this way?
Please watch the video, share your thoughts in the comments.

Since you asked politely...

NoahHadNoArk:
Can’t wait to hear the conspiracy theorists on this one 🤣

Why waiting to hear theorist when you have already concluded in your heart that it would be Conspiracy .

If your ID Could be NoahhadNoArk then everything you see , read , hear are Conspiracy realities and Theorists

Is like the dead person ate alot of turkey when he or she is alive

There are some plausible explanations such as the turkey 🦃 mistaking it's reflection on the tiles for a rival and spoiling for a fight or any other territorial behavior, there could also be a case of circling disease which is a bacterial infection of listeria common in barnyard animals. My question is what is a turkey doing in a cemetery? Is there a farm nearby?

Maybe the dead dude is Turkish

kath6:
Listeriosis is a serious infection usually caused by eating food contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes. An estimated 1,600 people get listeriosis each year, and about 260 die.
How does it correlate with circling disease?

Another name for listeriosis is silage dx or circling dx. Common in cattle and goats.