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    The Green Peafowl is a colorful bird found in Southeast Asia, with males having blue-green feathers with long tails and females being duller in color. They live in forests and eat plants, small animals, and insects. While populations are declining due to habitat loss and poaching, conservation efforts aim to protect the peafowl and involve educating locals on sustainability.

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    The Green Peafowl is a colorful bird found in Southeast Asia, with males having blue-green feathers with long tails and females being duller in color. They live in forests and eat plants, small animals, and insects. While populations are declining due to habitat loss and poaching, conservation efforts aim to protect the peafowl and involve educating locals on sustainability.

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    The Green Peafowl is a colorful bird found in Southeast Asia, with males having blue-green feathers with long tails and females being duller in color. They live in forests and eat plants, small animals, and insects. While populations are declining due to habitat loss and poaching, conservation efforts aim to protect the peafowl and involve educating locals on sustainability.

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    Green Peafowl (Pavo muticus)

    Male Appearance

    Female Appearance

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