A) A flock B) A herd C) A muster D) A gaggle
A) Juvenile B) Male C) Female D) Both
A) Peahen B) Peachick C) Peafowl D) Peacock
A) Peachick B) Peahen C) Peacock D) Peafowl
A) Peafowl B) Peacock C) Peachick D) Peahen
A) African Peafowl B) Congo Peafowl C) Green Peafowl D) Indian Peafowl
A) Gallus gallus B) Afropavo congensis C) Pavo cristatus D) Pavo muticus
A) Pavo muticus B) Afropavo congensis C) Pavo cristatus D) Meleagris gallopavo
A) Pavo cristatus B) Pavo muticus C) Anas platyrhynchos D) Afropavo congensis
A) Congo Peafowl B) Green Peafowl C) Indian Peafowl D) All of the above
A) Green Peafowl B) Congo Peafowl C) None of the above D) Indian Peafowl
A) More colorful eyespots B) Shorter tail feathers C) Bright blue neck D) Larger train
A) Flight stabilization B) Camouflage C) Attracting a mate D) Thermoregulation
A) Omnivorous B) Carnivorous C) Insectivorous D) Herbivorous
A) Tundra B) Aquatic environments C) Forests and grasslands D) Deserts
A) Endangered B) Near Threatened C) Least Concern D) Vulnerable
A) 50-75 years B) 30-50 years C) 10-25 years D) 1-5 years
A) Overpopulation B) Natural disasters C) Habitat loss D) Climate change
A) Approximately 300 B) Approximately 150 C) Approximately 20 D) Approximately 50
A) 4-8 eggs B) 15-20 eggs C) 1-2 eggs D) 10-12 eggs
A) 20-22 days B) 35-40 days C) 14-16 days D) 28-30 days
A) Complex songs B) Silent displays C) Soft cooing D) Loud calls
A) They are fed by the parents B) Through instinct C) By observing other adults D) By following their mother
A) White B) Purple C) Red D) Black
A) The male has duller coloration. B) The female has shorter upper tail coverts. C) The male lacks a train. D) The female has a more elaborate crest.
A) Wattle B) Beard C) Crest D) Comb
A) To warn of predators B) To maintain feather health C) To cool down D) To attract mates
A) Head bobbing B) Wing flapping C) Foot stomping D) Shaking the train
A) Australia B) China C) India D) United States |