The national bird of India The peacock

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The national bird of India The peacock, or Indian peafowl (Pavo cristatus), holds the esteemed title of the national bird of India. This honor was bestowed upon it in 1963, recognizing its unrivaled beauty, cultural significance, and presence in Indian folklore and mythology. the peacock is much more than a bird. It is a vibrant symbol of India's natural beauty and cultural heritage, embodying the country's rich traditions and timeless allure. Whether spotted in the wild or depicted in art, the peacock continues to captivate and inspire admiration around the world. Peafowl are native to the Indian subcontinent and thrive in forests, farmlands, and areas near human settlements. The peacock is a symbol of beauty, grace, and pride in Indian culture. Its vibrant plumage and graceful dance have inspired countless artists, poets, and musicians. The peacock features prominently in Indian folklore, traditional art, and dance forms. Its intricate feather patterns inspire designs in clothing, jewelry, and textiles.

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