Peacock....

The peacock (otherwise called peafowl) is a medium estimated fowl most nearly identified with the bird. Not at all like its basic fowl cousin that occupies zones of the Northern Hemisphere, the peacock is found in hotter atmosphere of the Southern Hemisphere, with the peacock being most generally found in India.   

 There are three fundamental sorts of peacock, the African Congo peacock, the Indian peacock and the Green peacock all of which are thought to have started in Asia yet are today found in Africa and parts of Australia. The majority of the three separate types of peacock are knwon for their extensive male peacocks and dull, chestnut female peacocks (in examination to the guys). 

The male peacock is most extraordinary for its colossal tail quills that fan out behind the peacock and can be about two meters long. This bright show of the peacock is thought to be utilized for both mating and barrier purposes. The male peacock draws in a female to mate with by flaunting his exhibit of intricate plumes, and when the male peacock feels undermined, he will fan his tail out to make himself look greater and thusly attempt to threaten approaching predators.