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It is a funny phrase for peacocks to show them honor.

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They taste great. slightly richer than chicken eggs, larger than chicken eggs and great for use in baking. They are a real treat just because unlike the chicken, the peahen only lays eggs at a certain time of year and only in limited quantity.

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There are two species of peafowl. There is the Pavo cristatus commonly known as the Indian or Blue Peafowl, and there is the Pavo muticus commonly known as the Green Peafowl. The species that most people are familiar with is the Indian Peafowl (Pavo cristatus.)

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Ocelli

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they may feel threatened

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Lou Lou

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They were once thought of to bring bad luck or to have the 'eye' of god(s) watching you.

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Well i went on a safari and it put animals in the right habitat with the right animals what live in that habitat. And what i saw was elephants. They mostly live in in India and places abouts in India. That's all i no but i will keep on coming back and checking.

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Peacocks reproduce by laying eggs

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Yes they do

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Peacock never lays eggs, Its pea hen that lays egg

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• Peahen

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Because peacock wanna dance in rainy mood............ jp (mamce)

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Class Aves.

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Eagle

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[Inachis io] hibernate over winter from September/October. On the contrary a badly behaved one was yesterday (1st Now) flying around my flat in the Czech Republic and the temperatures here have already dropped nearly to zero on the outside.

Source: http://lifeonanoxfordlawn.blogspot.com/2007/07/peacock-butterfly-inachis-io.html

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1. Peacock is our National Bird.

2. Peacock is so beautiful.

3. peacock has a long neck and a crown on its head.

4. Peacock has colourful and long feathers.

5. peacock used to dance in the start of rain as if it welcomes the rain.

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yes

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Pea

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Pata nahi

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In 1963, the peacock was declared the National Bird of India because of its rich religious and legendary involvement in Indian traditions. The criteria for this choice were many. The bird must be well-distributed within the country so it could truly 'national'. It must be recognisable to the common man. It must lend itself to formal depiction, i.e. abstract depiction on government publications, etc. It must not be confused with the bird emblem of any other nation. It should be associated with Indian myths and legends. The peacock fit the bill.

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They are physically able to, but it is unhealthy for them to do so.

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That sounds like a kingfisher only I do not know any of them with a red head. Or maybe a woodpecker, only I do not know any of them with a green back.

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Just like chickens and any other bird, peahens can also lay eggs without a mate.