Peacock
Linnean classification: Eukarya, Animalia, Aves, Galliformes, Phasianidae, Pavo, Pavo cristatus
Regulator because it is a warm blooded animal and is able to maintain optimum temperature for its body to function.
No migration or hibernation
Consumer because it is a heterotroph and cannot make food for itself. Instead it relies upon other organisms for essential nutrients to survive.
Omnivore because it eats many organisms, ranging from different types of plants and grain to animals
Generalist because they can be found in savanna or desert areas. During breeding season they are also found in dense forest areas.
Niche: Peacocks eat a range of foods including insects, plants, seeds, flower heads, small mammals and reptiles. Their predators include tigers, wild cats, mongooses and stray dogs

