Animal behaviorist looks through the eyes of peafowl

Flock, muster ostentation, cluster, lek, pulchritude, pride or bawl, no matter what a group of peacocks is called, Texas A&M University at College Station is now home to 40 of them, thanks to a Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientist.

[@BirdRaiserE]

They're wonderful birds, I have a few and they are curious and funny creatures

[@StringerNews1]

Outstanding work! Good to see current research on peafowl. I often wonder what the neighborhood pea's are thinking when they come up to my windows, gaze inside and become surprised when they see me inside. I gather that they don't quite understand how windows work...

[@arshadali3555]

Very very nice happy news I miss you 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@JasmineCherie]

that was fun to watch!

[@ashokdasformodishansp5875]

Wow so beautiful

[@80smusicfan90]

As i was watching this video. I noticed that one of the males had a damaged tail

[@arshadali3555]

Good luck

[@SiothaVest]

Can she analyze snoods and turkeys like that? 🤣🤣

[@80smusicfan90]

Haha

[@chefarifrubel]

Nice 👍

[@isaac14ac]

Interesting

[@lovebirdz02]

what can i do to keep my peacocks from flying/ running away from my property if i decide not to keep them in cage but let them roam freely on my 1 acre land ? pls advise

[@touayaaj84]

Raise them when they are young and keep feeding them

[@stanleymbena9765]

I need peacock eggs

[@rockhouse4544]

This was India National Bird