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 39 Amazing facts about peacock

1. The peacock is also called a peafowl.

2. Their natural habitat is a forest or rain forest.

3. Peacocks are twice the size of peacocks.

4. The Congo peafowl is the only major phasianid in Africa.

5. The male and female birds of this generation are the ‘peafowl’.

6. There is also the green peafowl of Southeast Asia.

7. There is also one African species the Congo peafowl.

8. This originates only in the Congo Basin.

9. The birds may have looked good, but they reportedly did not taste good.

10. Male birds are known for their piercing feathers.

11. The peafowl group is called a party, muster, ostentation or pride.

12. The Indian peafowl is an Indian national bird and is endemic to that country.

13. Therefore, their feathers can be collected and sold without harm to the birds.

14. The average peacock life in the wild is about 20 years.

15. The pint weighs just 103 grams at birth. In a day, they started walking!

16. The peacock can have up to 200 feathers on its tail at any one time.

17. It is not said that peacocks are not as attractive as peacocks.

18. Peacocks dance in an unusual and unique way to attract women.

19. To the Jews, the golden peacock is a symbol of innovation and happiness.

20. They can run at a speed of 16 miles per hour or 10 miles per hour.

21. Peacocks have a top speed of about 16 km / h (10 mph).

22. Peafowl is the common name for three bird species in the genus Pavo and Afropavo.

23. Females' wings range from 80 to 130 inches (31 to 51 inches) and males from 130 to 160 inches (51 to 63 inches).

24. In the morning, they split into smaller groups. In the non-breeding season, these are usually groups of all pets or all peacocks; but during the breeding season, there are harem groups of one peacock and several peacocks or all bachelors.

25. Peacocks have intricate feathers to indicate dominance and to attract peacocks for mating purposes. When a peacock is beautiful, it is very attractive for roaming and fluttering its feathers. After mating, the female bird collects various materials to make a nest. Males look for other pehens to meet with them.

26. Animals that feed on peafowl birds include mongoose, forest cats, stray dogs, leopards and tigers.

27. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species classified Green peafowl as “endangered species” in 2012.

28. The pea can lay up to six eggs at a time, though there have been many cases. They will lay their eggs in the afternoon most of the time.

29. The diet of peafowl usually consists of a variety of plants, insects, and certain reptiles and amphibians.

30. Male birds are not known to have only one mate in the wild. Instead, there will be at least two and they can have up to five female partners.

31. The peacock has a very bright and impressive train to attract the attention of the peacocks, often choosing their mate based on the size, color, and quality of the feathers and the train.

32. With a wingspan of more than eight feet (4.9 m) and a maximum of 1.5 feathers, the peacock is one of the largest birds in the world.

33. The Indian peacock is thought to be native to Bangladesh, although it is still popular in parts of Pakistan, India, and Sri Lanka.

34. Another major difference between peacocks and peacocks is their size. Although they differ in size, males tend to double the size of their female counterparts.

35. The great colored “tail” they are famous for is called the “train”.

36. common feature of all peafowl is the bare skin spots that can be found near their eyes. This can be seen in both male and female birds and in different species.

37. The average running speed of peacocks is 10 miles per hour (16 kph).

38. If you see a peacock flying in a tree, do not be afraid. Sometimes these birds are seen doing this in the wild to protect themselves from predators.

39. All types of peafowl have a crest above their heads. However, the design and color may vary from one species to another and from one sex to another.