Slow-motion video of peacock flying breaks internet, netizens mesmerised

A video of a peacock taking a lofty flight swooning its colourful feathers at Ranthambore National Park has thrilled the internet. Shared by the Indian Forest Officer Susanta Nanda on Twitter, and originally shot by wildlife photographer Harsha Narasimhamurthy, the 8-second clip was viewed over 161.2k times and has amused the Twitter users. The clip was captioned that the peacocks grow tail feathers up to 6 feet, which accounts for 60 per cent of their total body length. This is how a peacock flies😊 The tail feathers might grow upto six feet and is more than 60% of body length. pic.twitter.com/nYo1BDGRpZ — Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) May 3, 2020 Twitter poured in huge reaction to the video calling it “amazing” and the peacock’s flight “a glorious sight” to watch. “wow, I am mesmerized,” wrote a user. “My God. God has created beautiful things and given them the power to survive,” wrote another.” Paradise Flycatcher is also the same right?” wrote the third. Read: Snow Leopard's Reaction To Camera Has Netizens Hilariously Compare It To WFH, Monday Blues Read: Elephant Herd Huddles In A Mud Pond, Monkey Attempts 'kidnapping'; Netizens Overwhelmed Netizens mesmerised I made this video recently pic.twitter.com/i9VQA0a87N — Nikke (@NiharikaSG) May 3, 2020 WOW ...amazing 👏👏👏 — P 🇮🇳 (@ind_psc) May 4, 2020 Wow, Thank you for sharing Sir ✨ ourr every day best moments are bird watching on evening with kids now a days... — anbu azhagan (@anbuin) May 3, 2020 I watched a peacock in flight today morning, such a glorious sight... unmatched grace and beauty — ashagkumar (@AshaGKumar1) May 4, 2020 This is just wowww — Dr. Vagus_Soul💫 (@Saranghae_peace) May 4, 2020 Beautiful Video indeed. Just wanted to ask The English teachers. This bird is a PeaCOCK, which means a it's a Male. So now how can We call it beautiful ?? Just asking. — RAVI_Unifier (@rahulsharma_urs) May 3, 2020 male should be beautiful too. Best human is all those who become half beautiful and half handsome. — Raghavendra S (@ragh_twt) May 3, 2020 Wow — Pooja Bhatia (@pooojjaaa) May 3, 2020 just wow😍😍 — Jãgrüti🇮🇳😊 (@Jagruti145) May 3, 2020 Excellent peacock — kundan moochies (@KMoochies) May 3, 2020 Wow...so beautiful🦚🦚 — Pallavi(Ruby)Baruah (@25rubybaruah) May 3, 2020 * wow I am mesmerised — 🙏 Swami Vivekananda & Netaji Bose (@KrishnaSatyend2) May 3, 2020 😱😳😍 — NEELAM 3.0🧚🏻 (@MAINMAMGAIN0245) May 3, 2020 Just wow😍😍😍 — Jambey Dondu (@JambeyDondu) May 3, 2020 Read: Russell Crowe Marks 20 Years Of 'Gladiator' With Iconic Quote; Netizens Hail 'masterpiece' Read: Kent Police Arrive With Arms And Helicopter To Catch Tiger Only To Find A Sculpture

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Slow-motion video of peacock flying breaks internet, netizens mesmerised

Originally shot by wildlife photographer Harsha Narasimhamurthy, the 8-second clip of peacock flying was viewed 161.2k times and has amused the Twitter users.

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