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The Physics of a Peacock's Shimmering Mating Dance
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April 28, 2016
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1:10Now PlayingAs peacocks shake their long feathers in courtship, the shimmering eyespots on their feathers remain nearly stationary, according to a new study. This may help them captivate peahens. Dipti Kapadia explains.
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