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Q: If the NBC peacock molted how many feathers would it lose?
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Why does a peacock lose it feathers prematurely?

Insufficient diet and prolonged exposure to heat are often the cause of the premature dropping of the feathers of the peacock's colorful display of their magnificent feathers.


What would happen if the Indian peacock became extinct?

Peacocks are highly sought after for the religious purposes their feathers are used for. They are also being killed by pesticides. If caught killing a peacock, many charges include death according to sources, but not selling its feathers. Catching a peacock is easy as well, since they are flightless birds If completely killed, the world would lose a brilliantly beautiful bird. These religions that so prize these peacocks would lose an iconic figure.


Why would a canary lose feathers around his neck?

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Why do chickens lose feathers at the base of their backs?

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Which bird loses feathers?

All birds lose their feathers,so your answer is that all birds do.


Do magpies loose feathers?

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Why do chickens lose feathers on their backside besides molting?

Stronger chickens will often attack weak chickens by pecking out their feathers, particularly on the rear because that's the end that's facing the stronger chicken when the weaker one tries to run away. The hens lose feathers on their backs because the roosters are too aggressive. Hens need be bred les than once a day to make teir eggs fertile. When there are too many roosters, the hens will be overbred causing their feathers to be pulled/worn off their backs and necks. The ideal ratio of roosters to hens is 1 to 12.


What causes a male cardinal to lose his head neck feathers?

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