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A comb will not turn into a snood. I raised broad breasted white turkeys last year. They are the standard commercial meat turkey. All turkeys have a snood when they're born. I think a chicken is the only thing that looks similar to that with a comb.

I think its a chicken too. It could just have a deformed face.

Turkeys do not have combs, they have what's called a snood. It's the red piece of skin that droops down over a tom's beak. The hens have this too, however it is more like a bump on their heads that doesn't droop over their beaks. I don't think what you have is a turkey though.

I just looked up a picture of a baby vulture- that's not what it is. It's way too small and the head is nowhere near the same. It's a really interesting looking bird though! :D

Maybe a chicken? It's face is abnormally long though.