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I know :(
Haha, my feathers are brighter than yours!
He might not even find a mate...
He will definitely get a female to mate with!
Yes! My bright feathers passed down to our son; he is just as beautiful as me!
I'm sorry your feathers can't be as bright as the others' :(
??? :(
Ew, no! Your dull feathers are not attractive at all...
Hey, can we mate?
Oh.. :(
Male peacocks have variation. Some male peacocks' feathers are more vibrant than others'.
Oh, wow, your feathers are so nice and bright! Can we mate please?
😍
Sure...
This is because their fathers had bright colors instead of dull colors. The pigments are an inherited gene.
No, none of the females want to mate with us because we're dull-feathered...
Have you found anyone yet?
This leaves dull peacocks at a disadvantage because no females want to mate with them.
Haha, there are more of us than you! I bet you guys will run out soon :)
Leave us alone :(
This leaves females and bright-feathered males to mate and later have bright-feathered peacock offspring.
However, since dull peacocks aren't able to mate with other females, they can't make dull-feathered babies.
We can't have offspring :(
I know, it really sucks :(
Because of this, there are more bright-feathered baby peacocks in the population than dull-feathered babies.