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    54 More Bizarre Names For Groups Of Animals

    There's a whole lot more to the animal kingdom than just some herds and packs. In fact, so much that we have even more strange names for groups of animals. A "scurry of squirrels"? I mean, come on.

    1. Army of Ants

    2. Shrewdness of Apes

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    4. Troop of Baboons

    5. Cete of Badgers

    6. Battery of Barracudas

    7. Singular of Boars

    8. Obstinacy of Buffalo

    9. Kaleidoscope of Butterflies

    10. Intrigue of Kittens

    11. Seige of Cranes

    12. Cowardice of Curs

    13. Leash of Deer

    14. Plague of Doves

    15. Seething of Eels

    16. Crash of Elephants

    17. Charm of Finches

    18. Flamboyance of Flamingos

    19. Knot of Frogs

    20. Implausibility of Gnus

    21. Troubling of Goldfish

    22. Confusion of Guinea Fowl

    23. Array of Hedgehogs

    24. Neverthriving of Jugglers

    25. Loveliness of Ladybugs

    26. Tittering of Magpies

    27. Richness of Martens

    28. Mischief of Mice

    29. Steam of Minnows

    30. Enchantment of Nightingales

    31. Bevy of Otters

    32. Parliament of Owls

    33. Pandemonium of Parrots

    34. Squadron of Pelicans

    35. Rookery of Penguins

    36. Kit of Pigeons

    37. String of Ponies

    38. Coterie of Prairie Dogs

    39. Rhumba of Rattlesnakes

    40. Clamor of Rooks

    41. Stench of Schnauzers

    42. Harem of Seals

    43. Ascension of Skylarks

    44. Scurry of Squirrels

    45. Affliction of Starlings

    46. Fever of Stingrays

    47. Gulp of Swallows

    48. Ballet of Swans

    49. Creep of Tortoises

    50. Blessing of Unicorns

    51. Committee of Vultures

    52. Boogle of Weasels

    53. Wisdom of Wombats

    54. Descent of Woodpeckers