Question

7 points on Indian national bird peacock
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Answer 1

Scientific Name: Pavo cristatus

Adopted in: 1963

Found in: Indigenous to India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka but has been introduced all over the world

Habitat: Grasslands, forests, near human habitats

Eating Habits: Omnivorous

Average weight: Male – 5 Kg; Female – 3.5 Kg

Average Length: Male – 1.95 to 2.25 m; Female -upto0.95 m

Answer 2

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☑ “Peacock” refers to male animals and “peahen” to females; together, they’re called peafowl.

☑ There are three different species of peafowl: the Indian peafowl, green peafowl and Congo peafowl. The missing bird is an Indian peacock.

☑Only Indian peacocks have the famous flashy feather trains and vibrant blue and green plumage. Indian peahens are mostly brown and grey with a few green feathers. Peacocks use their trains to attract mates – the bigger and prettier the train, the more likely a peacock is to attract a mate.

☑Peafowl are omnivores, eating insects, plants and small animals

☑Peacocks grow 90 - 130 cm tall and weigh around four to six kilograms. Peahens are slightly smaller.

☑According to National Geographic, the peacock is one of the largest flying birds if you count the length of its train (around 150 cm, or 60 per cent of a peacock’s body length) and wingspan (140 cm to 160 cm).

☑Peacocks can (sort of) fly – they tend to run and take several small leaps before a big final hop. They can’t stay airborne for very long, but their huge wingspan allows them to flutter quite far.

☑Peacocks have a top running speed of around 16 km/h.

☑Peacocks like to roost in high places, like roofs or trees.

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