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Afghan style eggrolls https://i.ibb.co/41LFTgt/IMG-20201115-185201.jpg https://i.ibb.co/8m2FQFr/IMG-20201115-200443.jpg

Jaguar https://i.ibb.co/zVCS0ZQ/FB-IMG-1605461599697.jpg https://i.ibb.co/Tg6D4Xm/FB-IMG-1605461603427.jpg https://i.ibb.co/J5gV9BY/FB-IMG-1605461607157.jpg

Art of the Angolan Civil War https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c5/4f/cb/c54fcb945fbc17deafc01ed2a0c1707f.jpg

He's winking at you https://media1.tenor.com/images/a9841ec5abf78d712fa69cbd99fb4b13/tenor.gif?itemid=19179991

Sites saying about peafowls (peacocks and peahens)... "The bird is China's only native peafowl and is rarer than the giant panda, with only an estimated 500 left in the wild after decades of excessive hunting, loss of habitat, pesticide poisoning and deforestation." "In decorative art, the peacock symbolizes dignity and beauty. In China, the bird was a symbol of the Ming Dynasty, representing divinity, rank, power, and beauty. The peacock with its tail of 100 eyes is also associated with the goddess Guan Yin. ... In this sense, the peacock resembles protection and holiness." "In much of the Western world, bringing a peacock feather indoors is bad mojo: Any unmarried females in the home will end up as sad old maids, while all others will simply experience a bout of poor luck. In the East, particularly India, China and Japan, bringing peacock feathers into the home is a way to increase luck." https://youtu.be/qDvFdj-pFMc Meanwhile in America... https://youtu.be/2HTGZqkE4uQ https://youtu.be/KFq4YpY5Kh8