Birds use them to communicate ... Also known as the Chinese Pheasant, this eye-catching sight inhabits the mountainous forests of western China, as well as North and South America, and Australia.

The great argus was named after the “hundred-eyed giant in Greek mythology ” because of the “intricate eye-like patterns on its wings,” Thai National Parks said. Its largely brown and black coloring ...

One video shows a male bird walking very close to the camera, its blue head and feathers with eye-like spots are clearly ... coloring is duller than other pheasant species, but its courtship ...