What animal eats a peafowls?

Peafowls (peacocks and peahens) are relatively large birds, and while they can be preyed upon by large predators, they're not a common food source for many animals. Here are some of the potential predators:

* Large Cats: Leopards, tigers, lions, and jaguars have been known to hunt peafowls.

* Dogs: Domestic and wild dogs can also prey on peafowls.

* Birds of Prey: Large birds of prey like eagles and hawks might go after young or weak peafowls.

* Snakes: Pythons and other large snakes can also potentially prey on peafowls.

However, it's important to remember that peafowls have excellent eyesight and are good at avoiding danger. They also have strong beaks and can use their sharp talons to defend themselves. So while predators do exist, they are not always successful in hunting peafowls.