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Some Fun & Feathery Facts About Peacocks 1. The word “peacock” does not actually apply to both the male and female birds. It’s only the males that are called peacocks, while the females are called peahens. Together, the collective name for them is “peafowl”. 2. There are just three different types of species in the peafowl family. Two of these originate in Asia and the other is of African descent. 3. The African species is called the Congo peafowl and originated in the Congo Basin. From Asia, the blue (Indian) peafowl, and green peafowl. 4. The average running speed for peacocks is 10 miles per hour (16 kph). 5. If you see a peacock flying into a tree, don’t be alarmed. The birds are sometimes seen doing this in the wild to protect themselves from a predator. 6. A peahen can lay up to six eggs at a time, although there have been occasional cases of even more. They will lay their eggs in the afternoon in most cases. 7. The diet of peafowl generally consists of a variety of plants, insects, and certain reptiles and amphibians. 8. When peacocks are first born, they don’t have tails, and in fact, don’t look very impressive until they are around 3 years old. What if Peacock comes in a dream? A peacock is a great sign indicating re-growth, birth, new life, and rejuvenation. Seeing peacocks in your dream can also be omens of prestige and success. When you see a peacock in your dream it is a positive sign for the future that brings luck and happiness. Thank You