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SUBJECT	COLLECTIVE TERM	STATUS
aardvarks	An aarmory of aardvarks	Spurious
antelope	A herd of antelope	√
apes	A shrewdness of apes	√
asses	A pace of asses	√
baboons	A congress of baboons	√
baboons	A flange of baboons	√
badgers	A cete of badgers	√
bats	A colony of bats	√
bears	A sloth of bears	√
beavers	A colony of beavers	√
beavers	A lodge of beavers	√
boars	A singular of boars	√
boars	A sounder of boars	√
buffalo	A herd of buffalo	√
buffalo	An obstinacy of buffalo	√
camels	A flock of camels	√
cats (feral or wild)	A destruction of cats (feral or wild)	√
cats	A clowder of cats	√
cats	A cluster of cats	√
cats	A clutter of cats	√
cats	A glaring of cats	√
cats	A pounce of cats	√
kittens (cats)	A kindle of kittens (cats)	√
cattle	A herd of cattle	√
cattle	A kine of cattle	√
chamois	A herd of chamois	√
cattle	A drove of cattle	√
cows	A flink of cows	√
cows	A herd of cows	√
curs	A cowardice of curs	√
deer	A herd of deer	√
deer	A leash of deer	√
deer	A parcel of deer	√
roes	A bevy of roes	√
hounds	A cry of hounds	√
puppies	A litter of puppies	√
show dogs	A bench of show dogs	Uncertain
dolphins	A pod of dolphins	√
elephants	A herd of elephants	√
elephants	A parade of elephants	√
elk	A gang of elk	√
ferrets	A business of ferrets	√
ferrets	A fesnying of ferrets	√
foxes	A leash of foxes	√
foxes	A skulk of foxes	√
giraffes	A corps of giraffes	√
giraffes	A tower of giraffes	Uncertain
goats	A tribe of goats	√
goats	A trip of goats	√
gorillas	A band of gorillas	√
gorillas	A woop of gorillas	√
hares	A down of hares	√
hares	A husk of hares	√
hares	A leap of hares	√
hares	A trace of hares	√
hares	A trip of hares	√
hedgehogs	A prickle of hedgehogs	√
hippopotami	A bloat of hippopotami	Uncertain
hippopotami	A crash of hippopotami	√
colts	A rag of colts	√
colts	A rake of colts	√
horses	A harass of horses	√
horses	A stable of horses	√
horses	A team of horses	√
mares	A stud of mares	√
ponies	A string of ponies	√
racehorses	A field of racehorses	√
hounds	A cry of hounds	√
hounds	A mute of hounds	√
hounds	A pack of hounds	√
hyenas	A clan of hyenas	√
kangaroos	A court of kangaroos (see note)	Spurious
kangaroos	A mob of kangaroos	√
kangaroos	A troop of kangaroos	√
leopards	A leap of leopards	√
lions	A pride of lions	√
lions	A sault of lions	√
lions	A sowse of lions	√
moles	A company of moles	√
moles	A labour of moles	√
moles	A movement of moles	√
monkeys	A mission of monkeys	√
monkeys	A tribe of monkeys	√
mice	A mischief of mice	√
mice	A nest of mice	√
mules	A barren of mules	√
mules	A Rake of mules	√
oxen	A span of oxen	√
oxen	A team of oxen	√
oxen	A yoke of oxen	√
pandas	A pandemonium of pandas	Spurious
pekinese	A pomp of pekinese	√
hogs	A drift of hogs	Uncertain
hogs	A parcel of hogs	√
hogs	A passel of hogs	√
piglets	A farrow of piglets	√
piglets	A litter of piglets	√
pigs	A drove of pigs	√
pigs	A herd of pigs	√
pigs	A sounder of pigs	√
polar bears	An aurora of polar bears	√
polecats	A chine of polecats	√
porpoises	A turmoil of porpoises	Uncertain
possum	A passel of possum	Uncertain
conies	A bury of conies	√
kittens (rabbits)	A wrack of kittens (rabbits)	√
rabbits	A bury of rabbits	√
rabbits	A colony of rabbits	√
rabbits	A nest of rabbits	√
raccoons	A gaze of raccoons	√
rats	A colony of rats	√
rats	A pack of rats	√
rats	A rabble of rats	√
rats	A swarm of rats	√
rhinoceroses	A crash of rhinoceroses	√
seals	A plum of seals	Uncertain
seals	A pod of seals	√
seals	A spring of seals	√
lambs	A fall of lambs	√
sheep	A flock of sheep	√
sheep	A trip of sheep	√
squirrels	A dray of squirrels	√
swine	A drift of swine	√
swine	A sounder of swine	√
tigers	A streak of tigers	√
tigers	An ambush of tigers	√
walruses	A herd of walruses	√
walruses	An ugly of walruses	√
weasels	A sneak of weasels	√
whales	A gam of whales	√
whales	A herd of whales	√
whales	A pod of whales	√
whales	A school of whales	√
wolves	A pack of wolves	√
wolves	A rout of wolves	√
zebra	A herd of zebra	√
zebra	A zeal of zebra	√

Notes:

The phrase "A court of kangaroos" is frequently thought to be legitimate, given the (quite unrelated) expression "a kangaroo court". There is no known evidence of its legitimacy as a collective noun, however.