Peacocks and peahens drink water. In the wild, they’ll find and drink just about any water source they can find. In captivity, all you have to do is provide fresh drinking water and they’ll drink all they need. How Do Peacocks Drink? Much like most birds, peafowl dip their beaks into the water and take …
Peacocks like to sleep on a roosting bar, perch, or somewhere up high. This is because in the wild, peafowl will sleep up high to stay safe from predators. They’ll do the save in captivity, so you should provide a roosting bar. Where Do Peacocks Go At Night? There are a number of possible places …
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If you’ve heard a group of peacocks referred to as a party, this isn’t wrong. There are, however, more collective terms for groups of peacocks. A group of peafowl is also called an “ostentation”, “muster”, or a “pride”. Pretty interesting stuff, right? When talking about peacocks, I think there is one thing most people agree …
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In captivity, peacocks and peafowl typically live between 10-20 years. I have found records of Indian peafowl living to the ripe old age of 30 years, but around 15 years is the average. How Can You Tell How Old a Peacock Is? It’s not easy to tell the exact age of a peacock. However, their …
There are some factors that influence how far peacocks will roam, but generally speaking, they will roam for miles in any given direction if they feel like it. This doesn’t mean you’ll lose your peafowl though, and they’re good at returning home. Most owners keep their peafowl in a pen for the first couple of …
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