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What do peafowls eat?
Peafowls eat fruits and plants
What eats peafowls?
Peafowls eat fruits and plants
How are peacoks adapted to its environment?
peacoks are adapted to their enviorment because their feathers scare of predators
Why do peacoks have colourful feathers?
no
Do Peacoks have eyelashes?
No. No they don't.
Why are peafowls important?
Peafowls are female peacocks. Without any peahens, there would be no way for peacocks to reproduce.
Are peafowls endangered?
yes
Where do peafowls live?
native to asia.
Where do peacoks come from?
Type your answer here... india
Do peacoks have toes?
Yes they do, in fact, they have 3 toes.
Can Peafowls fly?
Yes, peafowls, including peacocks and peahens, are capable of short, low flights. They use their wings to glide and gain some height, but they are not strong fliers and prefer to spend most of their time on the ground.
What is the peafowls country of origin?
India and southeast Asia.
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