Peacock: 100 Days From Egg to Survival | A Mother Protects Her Chicks

Hidden beneath dense bushes, a Peacock family begins an extraordinary 100-day journey from fragile eggs to young chicks learning to survive in the wild. On Day 2, the mother peahen lays her first egg inside a shallow ground nest. She continues laying the remaining eggs one by one before carefully incubating the clutch. After hatching, the tiny peachicks quickly begin following their mother, learning how to search for food, hide beneath vegetation, and respond to warning calls. But life on the ground is dangerous. When a mongoose steals an egg, the mother spreads her wings to protect the frightened chicks while the male Peacock rushes toward the predator to defend the family. As the young Peacock chicks grow, their legs become stronger, their feathers develop, and they learn to forage, run, escape danger, and survive beside their mother. This wildlife story follows the Peacock life cycle, egg laying, hatching, maternal care, predator defense, chick development, and the remarkable journey from egg to survival. The bird featured in this video is the Indian Peafowl, scientifically known as Pavo cristatus. #Peacock #PeacockLifeCycle #FromEggToSurvival #PeacockChicks #Peachicks #Peahen #PeacockFamily #IndianPeafowl #PavoCristatus #BirdLifeCycle #WildlifeDocumentary