The White Peacock is a color variant of the common Indian Peafowl, known for its striking white plumage. Unlike the typical peacock, which displays vibrant blue and green feathers, the white peacock's feathers are a result of a genetic mutation that affects pigmentation. These birds are often admired for their beauty and are commonly found in parks, gardens, and zoos. White peacocks are not a separate species but rather a unique color morph. They possess the same physical characteristics as their colorful counterparts, including a long tail adorned with eye-like patterns. Their captivating appearance makes them popular in various cultures and often symbolizes purity and elegance.