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Why are a peacock's feathers so colorful?
To attract female peacocks.
Which male animals attract female animals by color?
peacock ETC
Why would the male peacock pull out his colorful feathers?
When a male peacock dances for a female peacock, the male peacock is attempting to impress the female peacock for mating purposes. If the male manages to impress the female, the female will allow the male to mate with her.
What is the function of the male peacock's tail feathers?
To look good, and attract female peacocks.
Which peacock dances male or female?
The male peacock will dance for the female peacock. The reason why is because the female peacock chooses who it mates with so the male peacock has to do what it can to impress and gain favor with the female peacock.
Does the female peacock have a tail?
They are called peahens. They do have tails but are about the same body size, but their feathers are mostly grey and black (depending on the breed also) They do not have the long tail feathers as the males.
How female peacock pregnant?
a female peacock gets pregnant by the tears of male peacock
Why doesn't the female peacock have colorful feathers like the male?
In most animals, the male has no use other than to attract a female for breeding and having babies. The peacock is therefore very attract-ive. The peahen, on the other hand, makes the nests, and is responsible for the protection of the babies as they grow . . . if she were brightly-colored, she would attract predators who would try to eat her and the babies. That wouldn't be good!
What appearance a peacock make?
A peacock (male) make use of bright coloured plumage, and fans its long tail feathers, shivering them to attract a rather drab coloured peahen (female) in order to mate.
What is female peacock called?
A Female Peafowl Is referred to as a PEAHEN
A peacock spreading its tail to attract a mate is sending a stimulus?
A peacock spreading its tail to attract a mate is sending a(n) _____ stimulus.
What is the female form of the peacock?
Peahen, like the name of the category says.
