Question 1: Why do peacocks spread their wings to court a mate and attract the attention of female peacocks?

It is also a defensive behavior. You can see it on the peacock's large tail screen. The five-color golden and jade lines are scattered with many approximately circular "eye-shaped spots". This pattern is composed of purple, blue, brown, yellow, red and other colors from the inside to the outside. 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.

Question 2: Why do peacocks open their tails? In zoos, we often see peacocks opening their tails. Why do peacocks open their tails?

Peacocks open their tails for courtship and defense.

Anyone who has been to the zoo will be attracted by the beautiful feathers of the male peacock, especially when the peacock is opening its tail. You see, it raises its colorful tail feathers. When it walks with its head held high, doesn't it attract the attention of tourists even more? Why does the peacock open its tail? Some people say that the peacock opens its tail to compare its beauty with others. Is this answer correct?

To answer this question, we should first understand in which season peacocks bloom most. Zoological workers and people who often notice this phenomenon will tell us that the most prosperous time for peacocks to open their tails is from March to April; the wild peacocks living in the Yunnan rainforest in my country also open their tails at this time. This time is their breeding season, so the phenomenon of peacocks opening their tails is closely related to reproduction and is a courtship display of peacocks. This behavior is the effect of sex hormones secreted by the animal's own reproductive glands. As the breeding season passes, this phenomenon of opening the tail slowly disappears. Therefore, it is just people's subjective guess to say that the peacock's tail is spread out for the sake of beauty.

Some people say that when a peacock is frightened or encounters an enemy, doesn’t it also open its tail? This is especially true for baby peacocks and female peacocks. What is the explanation for this phenomenon?

Anyone who pays attention to various natural phenomena will notice that when predators such as hawks and weasels attack a hen holding its chicks, won’t the hen also ruffle its feathers? Fight against the enemy? This action is just a defensive reaction. The same goes for the way a peacock opens its tail when frightened. The reasons for this kind of screen opening are different from the above-mentioned screen opening actions.

Some people say that sometimes a peacock will open its tail in front of tourists wearing colorful costumes. Isn't this a kind of beauty comparison?

Zoologists believe that bright red and green colors and the loud chatter and laughter of tourists can attract peacocks and arouse their vigilance. At this time, the peacock opens its tail, which is also a sexual and defensive action.

Question three: Will the white peacock female open its tail? Only male peacocks will open their tail. This is a self-display of courtship, so only the male will do it

Question four: What does it mean when a peacock opens its tail? Under what circumstances does it open its tail? In the zoo, we often see peacocks spreading their tails. Why do peacocks spread their tails?

Peacocks spread their tails for courtship and defense.

Anyone who has been to the zoo will be attracted by the beautiful feathers of the male peacock, especially when the peacock is opening its tail. You see, it raises its colorful tail feathers. When it walks with its head held high, doesn't it attract the attention of tourists even more? Why does the peacock open its tail? Some people say that the peacock opens its tail to compare its beauty with others. Is this answer correct?

To answer this question, we should first understand when peacocks open their tails most often. Zoological workers and people who often notice this phenomenon will tell us that the most prosperous time for peacocks to open their tails is from March to April; the wild peacocks living in the Yunnan rainforest in my country also open their tails at this time. This time is their breeding season, so the phenomenon of peacocks opening their tails is closely related to reproduction and is a courtship display of peacocks. This behavior is the effect of sex hormones secreted by the animal's own reproductive glands. As the breeding season passes, this phenomenon of opening the tail slowly disappears.

Therefore, it is just people's subjective guess to say that the peacock's tail is spread out for the sake of beauty.

Some people say that when a peacock is frightened or encounters an enemy, doesn’t it also open its tail? This is especially true for baby peacocks and female peacocks. What is the explanation for this phenomenon?

Anyone who pays attention to various natural phenomena will notice that when predators such as hawks and weasels attack a hen with chicks, the hen will also ruffle its feathers. Fight against the enemy? This action is just a defensive reaction. The same goes for the way a peacock opens its tail when frightened. The reasons for this kind of screen opening are different from the above-mentioned screen opening actions.

Some people say that sometimes a peacock will open its tail in front of tourists wearing colorful costumes. Isn't this a kind of beauty comparison?

Zoologists believe that bright red and green colors and the loud chatter and laughter of tourists can attract peacocks and arouse their vigilance. At this time, the peacock opens its tail, which is also a sexual and defensive action.

Question 5: Why does the peacock open its tail? In order to attract the attention of the female peacock, the male peacock will take the initiative to open its tail and show its beauty to the female peacock. . .

Question 6: What is the meaning of the white peacock opening its tail? The white peacock is pure white without any variegation, gorgeous and dazzling, yet fresh and refined. Because white peacocks have been rare since ancient times and are regarded as favored by the god of luck, people believe that seeing a white peacock in full bloom is a very lucky thing and will bring good luck to oneself.

White peacocks inhabit dense jungles below 1,500 meters above sea level in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

There is no mottled color on the body, and the eyes are light red. When the tail is opened, it will open like a fan and sway gently from side to side. They use this to attract the favor of the opposite sex, but in fact, white male peacocks In the eyes of the peacock, it is no more beautiful than the variegated peacock.

But in human eyes, the white peacock with its tail open looks like a beautiful white dancer, a symbol of purity and luck.

Question 7: Why can only male peacocks open their tails? 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, stimulate the brain, and unfold 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 Dare to move forward rashly

Question 8: What does the white peacock spreading its tail mean? It means being sentimental

Question 9: Seeing the white peacock spreading its tail symbolizes what kind of reproductive behavior to attract the opposite sex