Pavo is a genus of birds that includes the well-known peacock, famous for its vibrant and colorful tail feathers. These birds are native to South Asia, particularly in countries like India and Sri Lanka. Pavo species are often found in forests and grasslands, where they forage for seeds, fruits, and insects. The most recognized species within this genus is the Indian Peafowl, which displays an impressive fan of iridescent feathers during courtship rituals. Pavo birds are also culturally significant in various regions, symbolizing beauty and pride in many mythologies and artworks.