"Pava" is a term used to describe a species of bird, commonly known as the wild turkey. It is characterized by its large size, with males being larger than females, and its distinctive plumage. The Pava has a featherless head that can change colors depending on its mood, ranging from red to blue. Its body is covered in brownish feathers with iridescent hues, giving it a regal appearance. The Pava is native to North America and is often associated with Thanksgiving celebrations due to its historical significance as a festive food source.