The Majestic Palawan Peacock Pheasant: A Detailed Overview

The Palawan Peacock Pheasant is a stunning bird species found on Palawan Island, Philippines. Known for its striking blue, black, and white coloration, this bird feeds on seeds, nuts, fruits, and insects. With males weighing around 21 oz and females around 18 oz, they also have distinct sizes. Unfortunately, their population is estimated to be around 10,000, leading to conservation efforts by the World Conservation Union to protect and breed them in zoos worldwide. Learn more interesting facts about this unique bird species.

• Palawan Peacock Pheasant
• Philippines
• Bird Conservation
• Wildlife
• Palawan Island

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1. The Palawan Peacock Pheasant By: Tanner

2. Ecosystem The Palawan Peacock Peasant is found on Palawan Island in the Philippines.

3. Color Discription Blue, black, and white

4. Weight Male weight is 21 oz. Female weight is 18 oz.

5. Size Male size 50cm. Female size 40cm

6. Food / (Diet) Seeds Nuts Grains Fruits Leaves Roots Insects Worms Slugs

7. chicks Young/Offspring

8. Humans Birds of prey Snakes Predators of Palawan Peacock Pheasant

9. Estamated amount left About 10,000

10. How they are protected now. The World Conservation Union is working all they can to try and get the population back up by breading them in zoos all over the world.

11. Interesting Facts Did you know the male Palawan Peacock Pheasant is called a cock/rooster. Also the Phillipines are in Asia . Palawan is in the Phillipines for your information.

12. Works cited Woodland park zoo. Palawan Peacock Pheasant . Internet. <http:// Woodland park zoo.org 16 October 2012 Rosamond Gifford zoo. Palawan Peacock Pheasant . Internet.<http://Rosamond Gifford zoo.org>16 October 2012