It’s not just for appearance, it’s a body language of animals. The peacock’s tail is male, and it’s a courtship behavior. In order to attract the opposite sex. Every spring, especially in March and April, peacocks open their tails the most. Why is this? Is the opening of the peacock's tail related to the season? We know that only male peacocks can open their tails naturally. In line with the laws of nature, among peacocks, males are more beautiful, while females are less attractive. The gonad glands in the male peacock's body secrete sex hormones, which stimulate the brain and expand the tail screen. Spring is the season when peacocks lay eggs and reproduce. So, the male peacock unfolded its colorful and bright tail screen, and kept making various graceful dance movements to show off its beauty to the female peacock, thereby attracting the female peacock. After it has successfully courted a mate, it will lay eggs and raise chicks together with the female peacock. The peacock spreads its tail to protect itself. On the peacock's large tail screen, we can see five-color gold and green lines, scattered among them are many approximately circular "eye-shaped spots". From the inside to the outside, these spots are purple, blue, brown, yellow, and red. Made up of other colors. Once it encounters an enemy and has no time to escape, the peacock will suddenly open its tail, then shake it to make a "rustling" sound, and many eye-like spots will move randomly. The enemy is afraid of this "multi-eyed monster" and will not Moved forward rashly.