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|aka=Blue Peafowl, Common Peacock
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|introduction=The '''Indian Peafowl''' is a type of avian [[Friend]] that appears in the [[original Kemono Friends game]] and the [[Kemono Friends (2017 Anime)|Kemono Friends anime]].
|introduction=The '''Indian Peafowl''' is a type of avian [[Friend]] that appears in the [[original Kemono Friends game]] and the [[Kemono Friends (2017 Anime)|Kemono Friends anime]].
|appearance=Peafowl has light blue hair that ends in white tips, like most other bird Friends she has a bang that comes between her eyes to resemble a beak. The wings on the side of her head are white on the top, black in the middle and finally end in a orange-gold plumage. She wears a blue sweater-vest with a black business shirt and a white and gray-striped undershirt, Peafowl also dons a blue bow tie. Her skirt is multi-layered and has a gray and white stripe pattern on the top layer, followed by a black frilled layer and ending in a gold layer, she wears solid white leggings with white shoes.
|appearance=Peafowl has light blue hair that ends in white tips, like most other bird Friends she has a bang that comes between her eyes to resemble a beak. The wings on the side of her head are white on the top, black in the middle and finally end in a orange-gold plumage. She wears a blue sweater-vest with a black business shirt and a white and gray-striped undershirt, Peafowl also dons a blue bow tie. Her skirt is multi-layered and has a gray and white stripe pattern on the top layer, followed by a black frilled layer and ending in a gold layer, she wears solid white leggings with white shoes.
|minor==== [[Kemono Friends Picross]] ===
Indian Peafowl appears in a puzzle of Kemono Friends Picross where the player can obtain a picture of the friend by solving a puzzle.
|reallife=[[File:Peafowl_Real.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|left| A Peafowl]]
|reallife=[[File:Peafowl_Real.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|left| A Peafowl]]
The Indian Peafowl is a native bird to the Indian subcontinent and the Green Peafowl breeds from east Burma to Java. Peafowl are mainly ground-dwelling birds preferring forests and farmland. They can also be found in bushlands and rainforests. Many will nest on the ground while some will roost in trees. Males are known as ‘Peacocks’ and females as ‘Peahens’. The male Indian Peafowls actual tail feathers are short and grey in colour and can only be seen from behind when the tail is extended and fully fanned. Female Peafowl lack the bright colours of the male and have a more duller appearance which is common in many other bird species.
The Indian Peafowl is a native bird to the Indian subcontinent and the Green Peafowl breeds from east Burma to Java. Peafowl are mainly ground-dwelling birds preferring forests and farmland. They can also be found in bushlands and rainforests. Many will nest on the ground while some will roost in trees. Males are known as ‘Peacocks’ and females as ‘Peahens’. The male Indian Peafowls actual tail feathers are short and grey in colour and can only be seen from behind when the tail is extended and fully fanned. Female Peafowl lack the bright colours of the male and have a more duller appearance which is common in many other bird species.
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This species is very cautious and always alert to spot any potential danger. Its head is always moving about, searching its surroundings for any predators. peafowl are diurnal, seeking protection high up in trees when it sleeps. The peafowl only flies to the lowest branch, and then works its way up branch by branch until it has reached a safe height. This can sometimes be a very obvious roosting place, but it is very effective for avoiding its natural predators.
This species is very cautious and always alert to spot any potential danger. Its head is always moving about, searching its surroundings for any predators. peafowl are diurnal, seeking protection high up in trees when it sleeps. The peafowl only flies to the lowest branch, and then works its way up branch by branch until it has reached a safe height. This can sometimes be a very obvious roosting place, but it is very effective for avoiding its natural predators.
|trivia=* There also exists a Friend version of the [[White Peafowl|leucistic peafowl]], which is taxonomically indistinctive from the Indian peafowl but affected by a genetic condition which affects the pigmentation of their plumage.
|reference=https://animalcorner.co.uk/animals/peafowl/
|reference=https://animalcorner.co.uk/animals/peafowl/


http://animals.mom.me/peacocks-diet-10104.html
http://animals.mom.me/peacocks-diet-10104.html
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Latest revision as of 16:28, 28 October 2023

Indian Peafowl

Indian PeafowlOriginal.png

クジャク
Character Data
AKA Blue Peafowl, Common Peacock
Romaji Kujaku
Debut Kemono Friends (2015 Game)
Animal Data
Scientific Name Pavo cristatus
Distribution India
Diet Herbivore
Avg. Lifespan 15 years
Read More Indian peafowl
Conservation Status iucn3.1 LC.svg.png
Indian Peafowl Anime Manga Festival Pavilion KF3 Kingdom Nexon Game Gallery

The Indian Peafowl is a type of avian Friend that appears in the original Kemono Friends game and the Kemono Friends anime.

Appearance

Peafowl has light blue hair that ends in white tips, like most other bird Friends she has a bang that comes between her eyes to resemble a beak. The wings on the side of her head are white on the top, black in the middle and finally end in a orange-gold plumage. She wears a blue sweater-vest with a black business shirt and a white and gray-striped undershirt, Peafowl also dons a blue bow tie. Her skirt is multi-layered and has a gray and white stripe pattern on the top layer, followed by a black frilled layer and ending in a gold layer, she wears solid white leggings with white shoes.

Series Appearances

Appearances In Kemono Friends Media
Media Role

Minor Appearances

Kemono Friends Picross

Indian Peafowl appears in a puzzle of Kemono Friends Picross where the player can obtain a picture of the friend by solving a puzzle.

In Real Life

A Peafowl

The Indian Peafowl is a native bird to the Indian subcontinent and the Green Peafowl breeds from east Burma to Java. Peafowl are mainly ground-dwelling birds preferring forests and farmland. They can also be found in bushlands and rainforests. Many will nest on the ground while some will roost in trees. Males are known as ‘Peacocks’ and females as ‘Peahens’. The male Indian Peafowls actual tail feathers are short and grey in colour and can only be seen from behind when the tail is extended and fully fanned. Female Peafowl lack the bright colours of the male and have a more duller appearance which is common in many other bird species.

Wild peafowl are ground feeders who scratch around in leaf litter to find most of their food early in the morning and around dusk. These birds aren’t picky and actively hunt insects, arthropods and small rodents, mammals, amphibians and reptiles. They forage for fruits, berries, seeds, grains, wild figs, drupes, seed heads and flower petals, and are known to feed on cultivated crops as well. The natural enemies of the peafowl are large cats like civets, tigers, and leopards. Wild dogs like dholes and jackals are also considered to be main predators.

This species is very cautious and always alert to spot any potential danger. Its head is always moving about, searching its surroundings for any predators. peafowl are diurnal, seeking protection high up in trees when it sleeps. The peafowl only flies to the lowest branch, and then works its way up branch by branch until it has reached a safe height. This can sometimes be a very obvious roosting place, but it is very effective for avoiding its natural predators.

Trivia

  • There also exists a Friend version of the leucistic peafowl, which is taxonomically indistinctive from the Indian peafowl but affected by a genetic condition which affects the pigmentation of their plumage.

References

https://animalcorner.co.uk/animals/peafowl/

http://animals.mom.me/peacocks-diet-10104.html

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