Rajasthan Judge Says Peacock Is National Bird Because It Does Not Have Sex, Internet Explodes

When the whole world was busy trying to decipher the meaning of the word “covfefe”, which was only known to a “small group of people” apart from the US president, India too had some rather colorful knowledge to bestow on everyone.

Rajasthan High Court Judge Mahesh Chandra Sharma, who spoke to CNN-News18 about his order that the cow be made our national animal, also shared some insights about India’s national bird, the peacock.

In his own words, Sharma said that peacocks are “aajeevan brahmachari” or lifelong celibate creatures. Hence, they do not mate with peahens. So, where do the chicks come from? Apparently, the peahen pecks on the tears of the peacock, which impregnates her. He also added that celibacy is the reason that Krishna adorned himself with its feather.

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After listening to the judge, the internet felt it had a moral responsibility to respond. Here are some reactions from the Twittersphere:

Some found the demo video of the occurrence

"Peahen doesn't need to have sex to get pregnant, it just swallows 'tears' of the peacock"

And here is proof… pic.twitter.com/uvUDFEJrXW

— anechoic (@anechoic_calm) May 31, 2017

Some scripted hypothetical scenarios

#Peacock : i love you#Peahen : i have a boyfriend#Peacock cries, #peahen gets pregnant

— DrunMonk (@napster_004) May 31, 2017

Rajesh Khanna’s iconic dialogue from Amar Prem was revived

What does the peacock say to the peahen when he is not in the mood? “Pushpa, I hate tears" #RajasthanJudge #bramhacharipeacock

— T S Sudhir (@Iamtssudhir) May 31, 2017

If Rajesh Khanna were alive they could have made him the ambassador of family planning in Rajasthan. He had told Pushpa he hated tears.

— Rahul Pandita (@rahulpandita) June 1, 2017

Even Johnson’s Baby shampoo was not spared

Contraceptive for peacock and peahen pic.twitter.com/1Zp7PKP0UB

— Jitendra (@hydbadshah) May 31, 2017

But most let their imagination fly to great heights, unlike a peacock:

What did the Peacock say to the Peahen?

Put kids to bed early, I feel like crying today.

— anechoic (@anechoic_calm) May 31, 2017

Peacock:"sun raha hai na to, ro raha hu Mai"
Peahen:"plz Aaj mere sir me dard hai"

— Super bhakt (@nasamajhchora) May 31, 2017

Thanks to Justice Sharma, I finally understand why the peacock, such a beautiful bird, makes such a hideous sound: it isn't getting any.

— Bobby Ghosh (@ghoshworld) June 1, 2017

Mor ka beta " papa main kaise paida hua tha?"
Mor " bahut emotional story hai beta, tu sunkar ro padega aur main dada ban jaunga "
😸😸😸😸

— Rofl Gandhi 2.0 🏹 (@RoflGandhi_) May 31, 2017

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