In a heart touching video, a peacock is seen following two men carrying the carcass of its 'long time' partner. The national bird's refusal to bid adieu to its partner has captured hearts online. Parveen Kaswan, IFS officer shared the video online. "The peacock doesn’t want to leave the long time partner after his death. Touching video," read the caption of the video. Kaswan replied to the tweet and said the incident is from Kuchera, Rajasthan. He also added that the peacocks were living together for four years. The peacock took part in the funeral of the other one. Set in a rural background, the peacock slowly follows the trail of two men who hold the carcass of its partner, as seen in the video. The peacock keeps looking at its departed mate as it moves through the mud road. Watch the video here: The peacock doesn’t want to leave the long time partner after his death. Touching video. Via WA. pic.twitter.com/ELnW3mozAb — Parveen Kaswan (@ParveenKaswan) January 4, 2022 The video has garnered over 17 lakh views so far. Netizens started talking on affection and love avians share. "Whether it's human or animal, they are unable to forget someone with whom they had spent their whole life. And this clip is showing the same that in initial days it becomes too hard to forget your loved ones. HEART TOUCHING!!" commented a user. Whether it's human or animal, they are unable to forget someone with whom they had spent their whole life. And this clip is showing the same that in initial days it becomes too hard to forget your loved ones. HEART TOUCHING!! — Tathagat Priyadarshi 🇮🇳 (@Priyadarshii786) January 4, 2022 God's creation is amazing .peacock' s feeling fr the partner is touching & should open up eyes of modern human relations, specially in always is lasting! — Dr.N.C.K.Reddy M.S;M.Ch(AIIMS). (@DrNCKReddy) January 4, 2022 Animals have more love and affection for each other than Humans. Touching indeed. 😥 — Velociraptor 🦖 🇮🇳 (@raptorsworld) January 4, 2022 Some pigeons display a similar bonding. Not sure about following a dead partner but if you keep a female in captivity, the male will stick around. — Ali Asgar KB Wala (@asgie) January 4, 2022 Earlier, a video featuring a woman feeding a peacock out of her hand had gone viral. Netizens had lauded her "pure soul" and described her as "rich by heart." Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also shared a video of feeding peacocks inside his Lok Kalyan Marg residence. He was seen interacting and spending time with the peacock during his morning exercises.
