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Female peacocks, known as peahens, can fly short distances, although they are not as strong fliers as some other birds. Their flight capabilities are limited due to their heavier bodies and larger size compared to their male counterparts, the peacocks. They typically use their flight to escape predators or reach higher perches, such as trees. Overall, while they can fly, their flying ability is not as pronounced.
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Where did pecocks originate?
Earth
Who eats the pecocks?
Wit king = Lions
Do female arthopods have wings and can fly?
do female arthropods fly
what is the difference of parrot and peacoc?
Well parrot and pecock are both birds. The common difference between them is pecocks are larger in size than parrot. Pecocks have long dark legs and they spread there fearthers. But parrot does not.
Do female fireflies fly?
Yes, female fireflies are capable of flight. Both male and female fireflies use their ability to fly to search for mates and communicate using their bioluminescent flashes.
What is the name of the first female to fly an airplane?
madam therese peltier is the first female to fly an aeroplane
What do pecocks eat?
worms, snakes, plants. they are omnivores and can eat almost anything
How does a robin use its wings to fly?
their redbreast attract female birds who make themwant to fly more
What do you call a female fly?
A "fly girl" they can be distinguished from the malrflies by their temperature. They're pretty hot. Johnghalesiv@yahoo.com
What is swan female?
Do swans fly south for the summer
What is the feminine of fly?
The feminine form of "fly" in terms of gendered nouns is "fly" itself, as it does not have a distinct feminine counterpart. In the context of insects, "fly" refers to both male and female flies. However, in some languages with gendered nouns, such as Spanish or French, there may be specific terms for female flies, but in English, "fly" is neutral.
Do female or male mantises fly?
Both female and male mantises can fly, but it often depends on the species. In many cases, males are more likely to be capable of flight, as they are generally smaller and have more developed wings. Female mantises, being larger and bulkier, may have reduced or non-functional wings, which limits their ability to fly. However, some female mantises can still fly, especially in species where flight is important for reproduction.
