A friend went to the zoo and saw some peacocks. But the zoo personal said they are no longer called peacocks, they are now called Peafowl. This is because the former name "peacock" offended people. This is a politically correct change to eliminate that filthy C-WORD from our vocabulary. Aren't you glad that your government is protecting you from the word """COCK"""!!!!!
They were always peafowls, but the males are still called peacocks and females peahens.
Greg
You mean I=92m going to have to say ballfowl from now on?
I've reported you for using that word
Right. The government employees who run the zoo mislabeled them in the first place, some 60-odd years ago. When this was pointed out, the required modification simply took a while to percolate up to a decision maker then back down to the sign-making division.
They have always been called peafowl. Peacocks are male, peahens female- city boys. RT
I'll remember that the next time I go to the c*ck fights.... Believe, a lot of Mexicans are going to be laughing their burros off ... :>))))))
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I doubt that. The word "peacock" refers to the male bird and "peahen" refers to the female bird. If you had half a brain you could have looked it up FIRST:
A friend went to the zoo and saw some peacocks. But the zoo personal said they are no longer called peacocks, they are now called Peafowl. This is because the former name "peacock" offended people. This is a politically correct change to eliminate that filthy C-WORD from our vocabulary. Aren't you glad that your government is protecting you from the word """COCK"""!!!!!
So now when a rooster crows does he Foul a doddle do ????? WW
Peafowl can be either Peacocks or Peahens
The mistake is understandable. Peafowl are from India and not native to Central Bumfuck. Apparently they have to go to the zoo to see peafowl, wherever he lives.
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The more colorful peacock is generally used as an illustration, hence one g= enerally thinks of the peacock as opposed to peafowl in general.
I had peafowl go through the yard. Boy can they make loud hoots. I go lots of turkeys come through, never heard a peep. Deer are making more noise.
Greg
I've been trying to teach them but they just don't give a d---
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