Loud: Guinea fowl are known for their loud alarm calls, which can be a deterrent to predators.
Pest control: Guinea fowl are foragers that eat insects, seeds, and small invertebrates, making them useful for pest control in gardens and fields.
Hardy: Guinea fowl are hardy birds that can adapt to different climates, but they are sensitive to extreme cold.
Independent: Guinea fowl are independent and do best in a free-range environment.
Protective: Guinea fowl are known for being protective of their nests and young.
Eggs: Guinea fowl lay small, speckled eggs that are high in protein.
Lifespan: Guinea fowl can live up to 10 to 15 years when well cared for.
. Monogamous: Some guinea fowl, like the helmeted guineafowl, are highly monogamous and mate for life.