❄4 SPECIES OF GUINEA FOWL THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU.

Do you know the family of Angolan hens? Let's talk today about some of them. It belongs to the family Numididius. The Angolan hen, Fraca Cristata, is a bird that lives in Africa, in forests, forests and jungles. It is known for having feathers at the top of its head and feathers on its body. It lives in groups and has an internal survival organization. It has an aggressive behavior. It can measure up to 50 centimeters in height. It is a well-organized species that needs a leader. These birds depend on the flock to reproduce. And this is the Angolan hen, Fraca Cristata. The second species is the Angolan hen, Plumifera. It is found in the wet primary forests of Africa. This species has a feather on top of its head, exuberant and distinctive. Its appearance is similar to the other hens. However, it stands out for its prominent straight crest. And this was the Angolan hen, Plumifera. The third species is the Pintada Vulturina. It lives in the forests of Africa. It is found in groups. It measures between 61 and 71 centimeters in height. It is the largest species of Angolan hen. It can weigh up to 1.6 kilograms. And it can live from 10 to 15 years in captivity. And this was the Angolan hen, Vulturina. The third species is the Pintada de Peito Branco. It is the rarest species to be seen, having few videos about it. It measures about 11 centimeters. It feeds on arthropods, small invertebrates and other birds. And this was the Pintada de Peito Branco.