In the seven-second clip, the peacock is seen spreading its beautiful feathers and it is a sight to behold. Since being shared, it has accumulated around 13.7 million views and over five lakh likes.

Posted: Aug 15, 2008: Peacock feathers and butterfly wings inspire bio-templated nanotechnology materials (Nanowerk Spotlight) Photonic crystals – also known as photonic band gap material – are ...

How peacock feathers and butterfly wings have inspired a new generation of earthquake sensors 'Whereas nature has developed these materials over millions of years we are slowly catching up in a ...

Proud As A Peacock. Published Sep 28, 2007 at 11:02 AM EDT Updated Mar 13, ... Tod's uses hot pink and turquoise feathers to shape delicate butterfly wings on the toes of dainty purple ballet ...

At the heart of this innovation are polystyrene (PS) nanospheres, each just 400 nanometers wide—about 250 times thinner than ...

Male mandarins have colorful “sails” on each wing. Feathers: Displays of Brilliant Plumage by Robert Clark, published by Chronicle Books 2016 This tail feather comes from a male red bird of ...

Peacock already had its feathers ruffled in one serious respect, since its summer launch was designed to use NBC’s broadcast of the Summer Olympics as a springboard.

Unlike like the filament-like feathers of many species of dinosaurs, these looked like something could be found on a modern-day bird like a pheasant or peacock. "It's a pretty unusual type of ...

One peacock spider that lives in Australia, Maratus splendens, ... That’s why beetles, butterfly wings, and bird feathers stored in museum drawers still shine after decades.