White Peacock

Contrary to popular belief, White Peacocks are not albinos but rather a color mutation of the Indian blue peacock. Pigment and structure are what cause the White Peacock's feathers to be colorless. The odd lack of color in White Peacocks is caused by a pigment that is absent. Dark and obstructive pigment makes up the lacking pigment. After Indian Blue Peacocks, these are the Peacocks that are most in-demand in the UK. In India, white peacocks can be found in the wild. They were the first color mutation to be recognized. The eyes of the birds, which are totally white, are blue. The ocelli on the White Peacock's tail have a very faint discoloration.

The white plumage of the peacock is as white as snow and resembles a painting, making it incredibly distinctive. This bird is a true supermodel, constantly posing, flaunting its beauty, and strutting its stuff in front of everyone. They are not only among the most attractive creatures, but they are also among the most fascinating due to their unusual approach to mating rituals.