LIFE STYLE OF PEACOCK;

Peacock are the extravagant and showy national bird in India, The males are adorned with the most spectacular, Fan-like spread of rear feathers. Although they were not really tail feathers, They make up an elaborate train which they use to attract females.

 

Peacock are specially deceptively agile, Escaping predators on foot or taking to the air. If peacock sees a snake, They start dancing some fancy steps to see snake and also use some steps to attract mates too.

They usually live in a native to the woodlands of south Asia.
The peacock can be found in a number of locations including:
                                                                                                                Asia, Himalayas, India and United Kingdom.
The scientific name of a peacock is "Pavo cristatus".
The peacock have also common names such as:
                                                                                      Blue peafowl, Common peafowl and Indian peafowl. 

THE LIFESTYLE OF PANDA;
                                                      Pandas are some of the only animals that have a carnivorous digestive system, but they are primarily herbivores. Pandas are uniquely different mammals, but only some are left since they are an endangered species.

Pandas are unique for a bunch of reasons such as their lifestyle. Pandas also live in a unique environment, but it is necessary for them to live in that habitat due to their diet which makes them mostly unique. They also have a distinctive appearance and they also have unique reproduction habitat...

The giant pandas lives in the bamboo forest of southwestern  China. "there are only around a thousand pandas left". adult pandas have a length of 160 to 180 centimeters. The weight of an adult giant male panda is normally between 80 to 125 kilograms.

Pandas don't hibernate and can't walk on their hind legs.
The fur of a panda is oily and "protects pandas from the cool and damp climate in which they live in. Their fur color is mainly white with patches of black on its legs, ears, back and its eyes.
The life of a average panda is 15 years of age. Some pandas even live into their twenties and those kept captive may even reach the age of thirty.
"Dudu, the oldest known captive giant panda recently died in China at the ripe old age of thirty-seven".