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Peacocks Dance Reason: A video of dancing peacock feathers from Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is going viral. People are very fond of this, but very few people will know why the peacock dances.
Highlights
- Peacocks dance to woo their mating partner.
- Meting season from spring to the end of rainy season.
- The Pilibhit Tiger Reserve has more than 350 bird species.
Pilibhit. The Pilibhit Tiger Reserve of Uttar Pradesh is often in discussion for its tigers. On the day, videos of Tiger continue to appear from the residential areas adjacent to the forest and forest here. Recently, a video of dancing peacock feathers has surfaced from here. But very few people will know why peacock dances. Most of the people know the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve for the tigers present here, but this forest forest is not less than a paradise not only for tigers but wildlife of hundreds of species. At present, more than 72 tigers are present in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve.
Pilibhit Tiger Reserve has five species of leopard, bear and deer along with tigers. There are more than a hundred species of flora, including many vegetation including trees, Ayurvedic medicines and grass. If we talk about birds, then the number of species of birds identified in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is more than 350. This is the reason that photos and videos of rare wildlife and birds keep coming out on the day of coming from here. Recently, a video of a peacock dancing by spreading wings in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve has surfaced.
Live people live
People live quite a lot to watch peacock dances. A variety of concepts are also seen about this, in which the most prevalent is that peacock dances before the rain comes. But the reality is beyond this. Local 18 interacted with wildlife expert Pranjali Bhujbal to find out the real reason for dancing peacock. According to wildlife expert Pranjali, it is fine that peacocks are seen in dance -like posture during the rains. But they do this to woo their mating partner. The peacock mating season is from spring to the end of rainy season (February to August). During this time new peacock wings grow. This is why peacock is seen spreading its wings.
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