a group of animals, such as cows, sheep, etc. that are from the same species, which move and feed together
a small group of marine mammals that swim together, such as whales or dolphins
a large number of insects usually moving in the same direction
the group of cows and bulls, kept for their meat or milk
a group of people on animals or vehicles that travel together for safety, especially across the desert
a group of aircrafts or birds that fly together
a group of bears
Grammatical Information:
a large number of people or animals moving in a group
a group of animals of the same type hunting or living together, particularly wolves
a group of birds of the same type, flying and feeding together
a group of female animals that share a single mate
Grammatical Information:
(biology) a community of plants or animals that live close to each other in the same place
a number of lions that live together as a social unit
/ʃˈoʊl/
a large number of fish swimming together
a large group of insects or animals that infest a place, causing great damage
a group of geese, specially when not in flight
a large number of fish or sea mammals that swim together
a group of animals in a specific location, such as a herd or flock
a large group of rooks or owls that gather together
a group of apes, specifically orangutans
a group of foxes or badgers
a group of game birds such as quails, partridges or grouses, typically consisting of six to twelve birds
a gathering or assembly of animals, especially livestock or fowl, for the purpose of counting, inspection, or branding
a group of wild pigs
/klˈaʊdɚ/
a group of small felines, especially cats
a group of wild or feral cats
a group of oysters, clams, or other shellfish grown or found together
a group of pandas
a group of zebras
/kˈaɪn/
a group or herd of bovine animals
a flock of crows
a group of woodcocks
a group of birds, especially quails or larks, that are typically seen or kept together
a group of wolves
/ʌnkˈaɪndnəs/
a group of ravens
a flock of wildfowl
a group of nightingales
a group of moles
a flock of wigeon (ducks)
/mˌɜːmjʊɹˈeɪʃən/
a large group of starlings flying together in a coordinated manner, often in a swirling or undulating pattern
a flock of sparrows
a group of mules
a group of animals, especially primates or birds, traveling or living together in a cohesive social unit
a group of leopards
/ɛɡzɐltˈeɪʃən/
a group of larks that fly and sing together
a group of young animals, such as a litter of rabbits or a group of kittens born to the same mother at the same time
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