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"Pheasant Immigrants:
In the 18th Century, Chinese immigrants brought ringed Pheasants to the New World in North America, hoping to breed the bird in the distant, isolated land. ",
"A Beautiful Pheasant:
The peafowl (commonly known as the peacock) is actually a type of pheasant. ",
"Pheasants Abound!
There are approximately 50 different pheasant species in the world.
All but one of the Pheasant species is native to Asia, but many species have spread around the world. ",
"Trail Blazer:
Historians believe that George Washington was the first American to have kept and raised a golden pheasant.",
"Pheasant Rising:
Some people believe that the phoenix of Greek mythology, which is said to have lived for 500 years, is based on the pheasant.",
"Birds On High:
The Palawan peacock pheasant lives along the humid coast and mountain ranges of the Philippines.
These birds have been known to live as high as 2,000 feet above sea level! Palawan peacock pheasant numbers are declining due to loss of habitat.",
"Why Did the Pheasant Cross the Road?
The pheasant resembles a chicken in appearance and body structure. Like the chicken, it cannot stay in the air very long, and prefer to run away from danger on its powerful legs.
Though not eaten as much as chickens, pheasants are delicious!",
"Hate to Eat and Run...
The pheasant uses its stout bill and sharp claws to dig in the ground in search of food.
It also uses its powerful long legs to swiftly escape from danger.",
"Pheasant Life is Short:
The lifespan of a pheasant is only 1 to 3 years, quite a short for a bird. Their reproductive rates are much faster then other birds since only have a brief amount of time on earth to breed.
Only about 30% of all adult pheasants survive each year as the pheasant population is gravely affected by hunting, which is still common in places with large pheasant populations.",
];