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Survival of the fittest? Did the evolution thingy NON-intelligently create the peacocks feathers so it could hide in the bushes Mr Darwin?
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Eyespot markings serve as an anti-predatory device by either scaring off potential predators or confusing them to deflect attacks away from vital body parts.
Many peacocks have survived attacks, because the predator pounced on the peacock's train rather than the peacock itself.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26697328 That may explain why it has the feathers. My question is how could a peacock think of that and rewrite it's it's own dna to create it? I'm not here to debate evolution. I have my misgivings about that theory. I'm merely explaining that there is an intelligent design behind the peacock's feathers that do more than just allow the male to impress females.
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