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She Had 190 Days to Keep Her Chicks Alive | Nature Documentary

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Published Sep 27, 2026, 11:56 AM · 2w ago

Wildlife Ethology
Wildlife Ethology
5.2K subscribers · median 3.2K views
Views
3,199
+5 views/hour
Likes
9
0.3% of views
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1
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5
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183
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#10
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Description

For nearly 190 days, a mother Indian peahen faces the ultimate challenge: keeping her chicks alive in the wild. From a fragile nest hidden beneath the vegetation to the first dangerous nights and months of learning, every day brings a new threat. Snakes move through the grass, predators search the forest floor, and birds of prey watch from above. The young peachicks must learn when to move, when to freeze, where to hide, and how to survive. This nature documentary follows the remarkable survival journey of an Indian peahen and her chicks—from the 28-day incubation period to the long battle of growing up in the wild. Watch as a mother protects, guides, and teaches her young through one of the most dangerous stages of their lives. This is the hidden battle behind the beauty of the Indian peafowl. #NatureDocumentary #IndianPeafowl #Peacock #Peahen #Peachicks #Wildlife #WildlifeDocumentary #AnimalSurvival #Birds #MotherAndChicks #WildAnimals #Nature #AnimalDocumentary #SurvivalInTheWild
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peafowl chickspeacock chicksIndian peafowl documentarypeafowl documentarynature documentarywildlife documentaryanimal documentarywildlife survivalanimal survivalmother peahenpeahen and chickspeafowl familybaby peafowlbaby birdsbird survival

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