How long does a green peafowl live?

Peacocks live 20 years or more in the wild. Peacocks are threatened due to habitat loss, smuggling, hunting and predation. Peacock populations are declining. Congo peafowl is a vulnerable species, and the Green peafowl is an endangered species.

Where do Green Peafowls live?

There are two familiar peacock species. The blue peacock lives in India and Sri Lanka, while the green peacock is found in Java and Myanmar (Burma). A more distinct and little-known species, the Congo peacock, inhabits African rain forests.

Are green Peafowls endangered?

Endangered (Population decreasing)
Green peafowl/Conservation status

How long does a peacock live?

Indian peafowl: 10 – 25 years
Peafowl/Lifespan

How many green Peafowls are left in the world?

The green peafowl (Pavo muticus) is an endangered species of bird once common to most of Asia. Now its range has shrunk to primarily Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam, with only remnant populations found elsewhere. Current estimates place the population between 5,000 and 30,000 individuals.

How can you tell if a peacock is male or female?

Males generally have longer legs than female chicks. If the chicks aren’t siblings, the leg length comparison might not be so accurate. When blue or green peafowl start feathering, the amount of coloration and tail feather development will tell you whether your chick is male or female.

How many Green Peafowls are left in the world?

How much does a peacock animal cost?

How Much Does Peacock Cost? Peacocks are not as expensive as some other pets. You can get a good, healthy one with a few hundred dollars. The average price of a grown Peacock would cost anywhere between $35 to $275.

Is peacock green a color?

Peacock Green is a dark, muted, peacock green with a seafoam undertone. It is a perfect paint color for a dining room.

Why are male peacocks prettier?

Males are usually an iridescent shade of bright blue. This bold coloration helps them to attract mates. Females, on the other hand, have much more subdued plumage. Their feathers tend to be either brown, gray or cream in color.