Daily Mail reported on UBC zoology research that examined the behaviour of peacocks.
They found that the pulsating sound created when a male peacock shakes his feathers causes the crest on a female’s head to vibrate.
Daily Mail reported on UBC zoology research that examined the behaviour of peacocks.
They found that the pulsating sound created when a male peacock shakes his feathers causes the crest on a female’s head to vibrate.
