Just a fact.... The phoenix is inspired from the peacock itself. Ever seen the tail feathers of the phoenix? Its just a red-yellow version of the peacock. 🤭
@@radhaparashar6204Phoenix is a mythological bird that burns itself once every 500 years. It then regenerates from the ashes and comes back alive fresh and new.
@@Melissa-rb6ct Judging by their name, I guess there's also an atheist apologist I guess. Edit: I was right, actually, those people are called counter-apologists.
@Science Revolution I agree with you , I also agree with the original comment as well . The same way that people thought that radiation poisoning was the “devil” possessing and killing you , we also don’t know what else lies beyond the observable universe. The same way white blood cells are part of our immune system , something bigger than they can possibly imagine, is our observable universe just a cell inside a body of something greater than us ? Is that God ? We don’t know, I don’t think anyone knows. But I think that whatever lies beyond Our understanding , is technically “god” and each religion is its own interpretation of that greater deity that lives beyond our understanding. No matter what the right answer is , we can all agree we are all trying to live a peaceful life and trying to go about life the best we can. Respecting everyone’s beliefs and coexisting and spreading positivity is the best way of living the best life possible.
Never go very near a peacock until it is too tamed. A strike with its beak can split a snake into 2. They are very powerful. It can easily mistake your eyes to an insect.
@@TheSoulGambit go ask a eagle or a hawk pet owner. In the initial training they all wear goggles. Then when trained they let them be. I grew where there were many peacocks. Fed them but never tamed one.
what-do-animals-eat.com/peacocks/ For all the know alls to know better. Hope you have stood by a peacock in your life and not see just in zoo. Even if you had seen Nat Geo you would know better.
Indian Peacock ❤ National bird of India. Here in India they are even found in the cities wandering on the streets in the state of Gujarat and Rajasthan 😁😍
@@HariPrasad-jm6se Well those few who hunt/capture these beautiful birds have no respect/love for animals and nature...hunted and caught for sale so it's greed that overcomes the need to protect...
Breathtaking, beautiful black shouldered India blue peacock. Full train …must have been videotaped during mating season. Such a joy to witness peacock in flight.
I have a beautiful botanical garden near my house it's well maintained by government n their staff while it gets open every morning and evening for people to take walks n relax. There comes loads of different birds n peacocks are one of them. The peacocks and people are so okay with each other and have made so good bonds that if few bunch of people are doing yoga then they just come and keep there heads in their laps and relax it's truly beautiful and unique(often people don't believe this cuz it's not smt that's common). People have so many different stories to tell I just love it there the only good thing that came out of corona was me starting to go there and getting to know such amazing things. There are bunch of songbirds that don't often come out, I always think they are a bit shy(I'm not really sure but that's what I observed within these months) but there's this old man and with his one call to "come" they come flying to him for seeds he brings n that's loads of it I tell you. I talked to him bout it, like no matter how much I call they never come n how come he's able do that, with just one call. He told me it's been 20 years since he's coming here and feeding these little nightingales (that's what he calls them lol) he has an emotional bond with them, he talks with them, sits with them while they flock around him, he feeds them to their hearts content every morning and evening. I often saw him and he told me it's all about bonding he told me his wife was dead and his son never look out for him, so now his family is this garden and the people who come and these all beautiful birds.
Aww. It’s so sad that people push their own parent to the side. I’m glad he made friends with the birds! I have 4 budgies and I love them all. They’re so cute and friendly.
"Oh, you want to know so badly, you think knowing will heal you, huh!? Fill some... Crater? In your soul? Well, here's your answer: Your parents didn't love you."
