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Will a peacock eat a kitten?
yes a large peacock will eat a small kitten or animal.
Does anything eat a peacock?
Yes. Any predator that can catch a peacock will eat it. People have been known to eat them too.
Where can you eat peacock?
Italy
What a peacock it eat?
peacock's eat grains, insects, small reptiles, berries and drupes probably much much more
What won't a rabbit eat?
a rabbit will eat anything but plastic
What are facts about a peacock?
they eat flowers
What does an American peacock eat?
chaomin
What is a peacock spiders diet?
Peacock spiders eat baby crickets and "other small prey". In mating, the female may eat the male.
Will one rabbit eat another rabbit?
usually not... but a mother rabbit would eat her baby if it died
Did ancient Romans eat peacock?
Yes, but only the wealthy. Roast peacock was served and peacock tongue was considered a delicacy in the ancient world.
Does peacock eat rice?
A peafowl will eat rice, but this is not their primary diet.
How do peacock walk?
it hops
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