It uses its bush-like feathers on its body to attract the insects and when fishing
the Argua dips into the water and some fishes makes its feathers their home, but once it's feeding time, the Argua pecks on its feathers to get the trapped fishes on its body.
It can only live on freshwater and on warm and rainy environments.When its mating season
the male Argua releases a scent which attracts females. The bushes on their body on mating season also grows flowers that vary in sizes and in color, the more the colorful the body is the more attractive the female and male becomes and the Argua couple with the highest amount of flowers on their bodies will be the leaders of the pack.
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