Specifications:
- Species: Pavo cristatus (Indian Peafowl), Pavo muticus (Green Peafowl), and Afropavo congensis (Congo Peafowl)
- Size: Males can reach up to 5 feet in length, with tail feathers accounting for more than 60% of their total body length.
- Weight: Males: 8-13 pounds; Females: 6-9 pounds
- Lifespan: 15-20 years in the wild; up to 25 years in captivity
- Diet: Omnivorous, feeding on seeds, fruits, insects, small mammals, and reptiles
- Habitat: Prefers forest edges, open woodlands, and farmlands
- Behavior: Solitary or in small groups, peafowls are known for their loud calls and elaborate courtship displays.
- Breeding: Breeding season typically occurs in the spring; females lay 3-6 eggs per clutch, with an incubation period of about 28 days.
Peafowls are not just ornamental; they play a vital role in pest control, feeding on insects and small critters. They are also known for their strong territorial instincts, making them excellent guardians of your property. Ideal for large estates, gardens, or farms, peafowls add a touch of the exotic to any setting, captivating all who behold their grandeur.
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