Kakatua is a bird, and related to famili Cacatuidae species. Kakatua have white feathers and hooked beaks. This bird lives in in a variety of locations, including Australia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and the Philippines. they are nomadic in their movements, traveling in small groups or huge flocks to areas with an abundant food supply, often in connection with the seasons. Kakatua eat vegetables and fruits. Also, they are endangered because of illegal hunting. Their predators is birds of prey and mammals.

1. What It Is?

Blue Peacock is one of three species of peacock, any of three species of resplendent birds of the pheasant family. The other two species are the Pafo muticus (green peacock) and the afropavo congenis peacock.

2. Species that is related with peacock?

peacocks are most closely related to pheasants.

3. What does it look like?

Male peacocks have long, metallic green tail feathers. These feathers are decorated with colorful ocelli or eyespots surrounded by blue and bronze. Male birds are bigger and heavier than female birds. The body length of male birds can reach 210 cm, while female birds reach 120 cm. Crown crest Peacocks have a crest on the back of their head that resembles a crown. Peacocks have black and round luminous eyes.

4. Where does it live?

They live in open lowland forest

5. How does it move?

Peacocks use their feathers in a variety ways to move

6. What does it eat?

Peacocks are ground-feeders that eat insects, plants, and small creatures.

7. Is it endangered?

Yes, Peacocks are endangered by the threats such as habitat loss, smuggling, hunting and predation.