Peacocks and Peahens

Peacocks have similar 'claws' to roosters. They have small talons, used for scratching at the ground.

Peacocks attract females with their noises and feathers, in order to mate with them.

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Peachicks become independent at 9 to 12 months of age, when they are full grown. Before that, they will cry for their mother hoarsely, "Woe, woe!" endlessly. They may become desperate and run or fly around, searching for her. The mother will usually "kick them out on their own" when she starts laying eggs the next summer.

Bigger peafowl will attack and injure or even kill lost or motherless chicks. This may be because their crying could attract predators that would endanger the whole flock.

You can raise peachicks without a mother at all (from eggs, abandoned, or orphaned), but it's a full-time job to keep them safe, even in a cage, because EVERYTHING wants to eat them.

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A peafowl's ears are simply small holes (2-3mm) about 1 cm behind and slightly below the eyes. The ear holes are hidden from view because they are covered by a semi-circular tuft of very small, short feathers. On an India Blue colored peahen, the ear tufts are dark brown against a white background.

Peafowl have good hearing, but because they lack external sound-gathering structures, they are poor at determining the direction a sound is coming from.

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Only male peacocks are actually called "peacock". The female of the species is called a peahen.

Some can be silver or gold but there are many varieties.

This is a really hard question. There is at least 10 poplar varieties of peacock breeds. Mainly peacocks have lots of blues, greens, white and brown. But, it also varies between the male (Peacock) and female (Peahen). The males are more vibrant, the females are colorful in the front portion of their body, but their back halves are normally brown.

how do peacocks grow and change

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peacocks have scaly feet, but they are covered in feathers.

A peahen's clutch may range from 3 to 12 eggs, although 4 to 6 is average.

Peafowl eggs take 28 days to hatch.

The young are known as peachicks.

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To flaunt towards their mate. They do not have very many predators in the area in which they live

The peacocks that live in the wild live up 15-20 years.

The peacocks that live in captivity will last up to 35 years.

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scare it if it comes near you and if something happens then the world may never know.

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They are exotic animals needed to be protected by animal right services. Inspectors come and check how you are treating the animal.

Suitable males may gather harems of several females, each of which will lay three to five eggs. In fact, wild peafowl often roost in forest trees and gather in groups called parties.

Peacocks are ground-feeders that eat insects, plants, and small creatures. There are two familiar peacock species. The blue peacock lives in India and Sri Lanka, while the green peacock is found in Java and Myanmar (Burma). A more distinct and little-known species, the Congo peacock, inhabits African rain forests.

Peafowl such as the blue peacock have been admired by humans and kept as pets for thousands of years. Selective breeding has created some unusual color combinations, but wild birds are themselves bursting with vibrant hues. They can be testy and do not mix well with other domestic birds.

The peacock has no symbolism in Judaism (the religion), but it does have meaning in Jewish folklore and song. The Peacock is the symbol of the Jewish nation/people. The peacock's cry is piercing and sad yet its tail (tale) is wonderful and glorious. The peacock is a very proud bird because of what is "behind" it. The tail of the peacock upon the ground, dragging in the dust (Adam) of the Earth is too heavy a burden to keep aloft and in view for all the world to see so the bird, by its created lacking, has to lower its glory to the ground and become unseen unless you know what to look for. In the folk song Dos lid fun der goldener pave, sung by Batya Fonda and can be seen and heard on YouTube, we see the song of the 1948 war and Holocaust and the Jewish people looking for their roots. The peacock (symbol of the Jewish nation/people) are searching for their "yesterday" when their glory "was" glory to be seen. The peacock travels to all four corners of the Earth asking if they have seen yesterday. It is only after the peacock gives up does it finally find what it is looking for. There standing by a grave is a widow; the peacock sees that this is the widow of yesterday sobbing at yesterday's grave. But... the Jewish people always rise to meet the Light: rise to rekindle and carry the Torah and its glory into the world. The peacock is not in the Jewish religion or found in Torah but Solomon (Shlomo) was a King of Glory, dressed in the finest and living in the finest yet still cried a horrible cry when he realized all his glory was for nothing and the glory of this world and all he had (including the 666 talents of gold in the Temple) were YHVH Elohyim's glory... as all things are of Elohyim the Creator of everything seen and unseen. Folk lore and song... the peacock is in the heart of every Jew... and every believer seeking to see the tail (tale) of the peacock.

Apart from keeping it warm and letting it fly, they don't. But beautiful feathers is what allows it to mate with the peahens, which is quite important too.

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It has an ear-splitting screech. This makes it an excellent guard animal, if you can get over this nerve-wracking noise. They will also attack and peck , and can be quite aggresive when not raised by humans.

Peacock bass fishing is illegal in the area of Florida. They are native to the Amazon River in South America which is where you can catch them at, in Brazil.