Zachary Levi may be starring in Disney's TV installment of the Rapunzel-inspired flick "Tangled," but that hasn't stopped the actor from spreading some fowl rumors about the turkey legs at Walt's theme parks. In a recent appearance on "Conan," SoCal-native Levi shared this tidbit: "I have friends that have worked for Disneyland, and I was talking about how the turkey legs tasted more like ham than they did like turkey, and they said, well they're actually emu." Conan O'Brien — to his credit — wasn't buying it, chalking the whole thing up to an urban myth, but Levi insisted he heard it on very good authority.

This isn't the first time this rumor has surfaced. In 2010, whistleblowers on the site Theme Park Insider cried emu, only to be debunked by commenters. It's come up a few times since then, too: It seems the only thing Disney fans love more than a juicy leg is juicy gossip. But Robert Adams, the executive chef at Disney World, recently put his foot down, telling The Orlando Sentinel, "We hear that all the time. They're real turkeys. It's what they are."