The Hainan Peacock-pheasant is endemic to the island of Hainan off mainland China. It is found in dense evergreen and semi-evergreen forests; also secondary forests, but probably capable of surviving only in mature secondary habitats. It has never been found in plantations or close to developed areas. It is critically endangered with only 250–1000 individuals left and a decreasing population trend. This species is known from total of 18 localities. Believed to have declined severely since 1990, when it was thought to number 2700 individuals. Habitat loss and hunting have been the main causes of this species’ decline since mid-20th century, and these factors remain the primary threats to its survival. It occurs in nine reserves (Bawangling, Jianfengling and Diaoluoshan National Nature Reserves, and Baomei, Ganshiling, Houmiling, Huishan, Jiaxi, Limushan and Yinggeling Provincial Nature Reserves), although these are may be insufficient to ensure its long-term protection, given that hunting still occurs in many of these. It has been reported by local people to also been found in the Datianeldi Deer Reserve. It feeds mostly on seeds and berries, supplemented with some small invertebrates. This is the rarest species in the order Galliformes (Game birds) in China. Rendered in Iray without any post work. Models include Stonemason's "Through The Woods" and my Songbird ReMix Gamebirds2