This is very interesting... and unusual...


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Very patient peacock!
The larger cat looking as if it was missing part of ear.
Where I used to live years ago there was male peacock with his muster used to come wandering through my property. So beautiful.

I find some of the videos like this interesting.
I've been watching some of dancing lemurs and there was one in the list showing interaction between a kangaroo and a lemur.

p.s. I'm glad the displaying live peacock was live. lol
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Male peacocks are sure not like Roosters! Roosters attack people...even those who FEED them!

I guess his primary goal is to protect his tail?

Did anyone read the comments? Interesting. Also, a male is called a peacock and a female is a peahen. And the offspring are peachicks. And together they are called peafowl. This is according to:


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And they can attack humans, etc.

My aunt used to raise them.

I apologize for the comments.... I rarely read them, and typically YouTube removes offensive things quite well.
This post was pretty old...maybe before the new policies?

The version I saw was on another website, so I went to YouTube to get the original.

The comments were pretty "out there" I agree.

I didn't see any animal "abuse" when I viewed it. The bird seemed used to the cats IMO.

Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I am not a big internet type person, so when I see such behavior by so many I tend to get appalled!
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The day seeing a kitten doing just about anything doesn't bring a smile to my face is the day when there's really no hope.
Can't get enough of the little guys/gals Whether its walking upside down under my bed or making me jump in the night thinking a tarantula was on my leg or squeezing into the smallest boxes or bags possible, they kill me.
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Our rooster is pretty mild mannered, it is the old hen that is the mean one LOL.. I can go pet Rooie in the evening on the roost, but reach near the old hen and bam she pecks hard..she has always been a stinker.. The nice hen was the one that got trampled when the horse ran into the barn , she recovered quite well after many months, other than losing vision in one eye..and then decided to die all of a sudden out of the blue.

We did have a ornery banty rooster ages ago that chased youngest son until he tripped and fell down, by then I was chasing the little rooster away..
rooster didn't stay around long after that..

people talk about roosters and peacocks on this thread like they're as common as cats and dogs
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I don't remember if I've ever seen either one live. I guess that's the tradeoff for living in new York.
its great you guys got know so many different kinds of animals

Yes, but you have good pizza.