Endangered Peacock

Number of young: A female peafowl typically lays between 3 to 8 eggs per clutch. After hatching, the number of chicks that survive can vary, but it's common for 2 to 5 chicks to reach maturity.

interesting fact: An interesting fact about peafowls is that the peacock's spectacular tail feathers, known as the train, are not just for show. They play a crucial role in mating displays. The eye patterns on the feathers can have over 200 "eyes," and their arrangement and brightness are believed to signal the health and genetic quality of the bird to potential mates