SAM: I'm at an animal
sanctuary and you're going to
see a peacock in 3-2...
Woah! Now this is going
to be a fun challenge!
Welcome to the party!
There's two! Oh!
Come on. Woah!
So cute!
TERRY: Come on out everybody.
SAM: Come on guys.
TERRY: Come on.
Come enjoy your day.
SAM: Oh, my God he's huge.
TERRY: That's Perry. Hi Perry.
Come on out Edward.
Come on...chick,
chick, chick, chick,
SAM: Come on guys.
TERRY: Come on chickies...
SAM: We're going to
hang out. Come on.
TERRY: Come on everybody.
SAM: Woah! There's Edward!
TERRY: This is
Edward our peacock.
SAM: Oh my god.
They're making the
most hilarious noises.
Are you guys coming?
They're so confused.
Oh my gosh,
Edward's on the loose.
So he just likes to
hang out by himself?
TERRY: He just likes
to do his own thing.
He's kind of a solitary guy.
SAM: Makes it easy to
find him among them all.
Right? Because
he's the only one.
TERRY: He's the
only peacock we have.
And he's very
brightly colored.
So you can
usually see his tail.
And he's been
here about 12 years.
They can actually fly.
SAM: Really?
TERRY: Even with that
long tail. It's amazing.
SAM: Like high?
Or just low?
TERRY: They can fly long
distances and pretty high.
Edward...chick,
chick, chick, chick,
chick, chick,
chick, chick, chick...
SAM: Where'd you guys
get that name, Edward?
TERRY: Uhm I don't know.
I think we just...
He looked like a
King Edward. Edward?
SAM: Edward?
He's beautiful.
TERRY: Chick, chick, chick,
chick, chick, chick...
Yeah, he's gorgeous.
SAM: Do you think we can
get his tail feathers up?
TERRY: He only gets his
tail up in the Spring time.
Come here Edward.
Chick, chick, chick,
chick, chick, chick...
Come on over.
SAM: Oh my gosh.
TERRY: Come say, hi.
SAM: He's so beautiful.
TERRY: Yeah.
SAM: Look at his feathers.
They're so pretty.
TERRY: So people like to
see peacocks displayed,
but they do that
during breeding season,
which is in the Spring.
SAM: So he won't do it now?
TERRY: He won't do it now.
But because we
don't have a peahen,
he likes to display to all
different kinds of animals
like squirrels and groundhogs.
SAM: Peahen is kind
of a really cute name.
TERRY: Yeah.
SAM: Peahen, peacock.
TERRY: He would probably
like to have a peahen.
SAM: You are so cute.
TERRY: Do you
want to feed him?
SAM: Yes. It's okay,
I'm not going to hurt you.
Oh my god.
TERRY: He's going
to eat the whole...
SAM: He's like.
Sorry, okay here you go.
Oh my gosh.
So, you said he was rescued.
TERRY: Yeah, he was rescued
from an owner who left him out
in the snow, and told the pet
sitter that he didn't need any
food or water, that he
could just eat the snow.
SAM: You can't eat just
snow Edward. Ohhh...
TERRY: So the Humane
Society confiscated
him as a cruelty case,
and he got to come and
live here 12 years ago
and has been here
happily ever since.
SAM: And he doesn't mind
living with all of the
turkeys and chickens?
TERRY: No, he doesn't mind.
SAM: Does he have
any girlfriends?
TERRY: He really
doesn't right now.
SAM: I'll be your girlfriend.
TERRY: He said
that would be nice.
SAM: Come here.
He's so cool looking.
I've got a grape.
TERRY: Edward.
Chick, chick, chick.
Come here.
SAM: Come on.
It's just another grape.
Come on. Right here. Edward?
TERRY: I think he's
done with grapes now.
SAM: Hope you had fun today.
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