They are native to India and southeast Asia, which can get very hot. But peafowl are hardy and can take cold weather, too. They don't like snow and ice, but they can take it. Their feathers provide excellent insulation. You should NOT try to raise them outdoors in winter as far north as Alaska, however.
Yes, in moderation. Peacocks are native to Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan and the Himalayas. They live in forests and venture out into semi-open contryside, where they can find cover and forage in the dense, thorny undergrowth. The need to have shelter from excessive sunlight and also require a ready supply of water.
Yes, with shelter and food they survive nicely in cold climates such as upper Great Lakes area where temps can drop well below freezing for weeks.
Peacocks can generally adapt to various weather conditions, but they prefer tropical or subtropical climates. They can withstand both hot and cold temperatures, as long as they have access to shelter, shade, and fresh water to stay comfortable and healthy. Adequate protection from extreme weather elements, such as strong winds and heavy rain, is important for their well-being.
yes
they live in hot, dry forests. not rain forests.
they live in a mostly hot weather
hot weather
Peacocks live to be about 30 to 40 years.
they live in warm weather but they can live in cold weather because they are warm blooded.
No, penguins do not like hot weather but they need cold weather so they can live.
hot
very hot weather
hot weather
peacocks can live in Tennessee but they live near the smokey mountains which is in Knox county