Assertion: peacock | /r/HasProperty | polygamous
Facets:
value: with courting several females
type: OTHER
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
value: like many birds
type: OTHER
value: by nature
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: 17 Peacocks are polygamous.
text: Peacocks are polygamous.
text: Peacocks are polygamous (mate with more than one female) and usually form a harem that consists of 2-5 females.
text: Peacocks are polygamous; they wish to attract and mate with as many peahens as possible.
text: If the Peahen is impressed, she will join his harem of females, for like most male birds with a highly ornamented plumage, the Peacock is polygamous.
text: When attempting to persuade females -- peacocks are polygamous -- to mate with him, the male erects his tail feathers to create a fan-like display that frames his body.
text: Yes, peacocks are polygamous, which means that a peacock mates with more than one female.
text: Peacocks are polygamous by nature, often having several partners during the season, and after courtship and mating.
text: Peacocks are polygamous i.e, they mate with one than one female.
text: Peacocks are polygamous, and the breeding season is spread out but appears to be dependent on the rains.
text: Peacocks are polygamous
text: Peacocks are polygamous and typically have a harem of 2-5 peahens.
text: The peacocks are polygamous in nature.
text: Just like many birds, peacocks are polygamous.
text: These cichlids are also polygamous, with a male courting several females.
text: Peacocks are polygamous (mate with more than one female) and usually form a harem that consists of 2-5 females.
text: Peacocks are polygamous