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Is a peacock a consumer or decomposer?
produer
Is a peacock flounder a primary consumer?
Yes
Which kind of next peacock are live?
the name nest peacock are live
Where is a peacock in the food chain?
A peacock (peafowl), like many other birds, is a first and second order consumer. It is an omnivore and eats plant matter, insects, and small arthropods. (Some insects eat other insects, so in that case the peacock might be said to be a tertiary consumer.)
What kind of feet do peacock's have?
cg
What kind of bird did Hera have?
Her symbol was the peacock.
What kind of bird Argus eyes?
A peacock.
What kind of bird recieved argus eyes?
A peacock.
What kind of climate does a peacock live in?
warm/tropical
What is peacocks gender?
A peacock is the male of it's kind.
Does the colourful feathers help the peacock escape from its predators why?
Yes because predators get scared. Colourful feathers are kind of warning not to attack peacock.
What kind of consumer are you?
what kind of consume are you
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