Animal Collective at Thirstday
7 March 2016 - Emma Kirk
To celebrate World Wildlife Day at the BIMA Thirstday event we hosted in Edinburgh last week, we created a fiendish animal-inspired quiz for everyone to attempt all about collective names for various creatures.

Congratulations to Helen Visser, Nicola Hancockand Luke McKinney who guessed correctly and who each receive a £10 Amazon voucher.
The full answers are here so you can check what you guessed correctly … or not!
The collective name for a group of …
- Baboons is a Troop
- Opossums is a Passel
- Crocodiles is a Bask
- Parrots is a Company
- Snakes is a Knot (we love that one!)
- Tigers is an Ambush
- Owls is a Parliament
- Frogs is an Army
- Slugs is a Cornucopia
- Hares is a Drove
- Butterflies is a Flutter (what else could it be?!)
- Ostriches is a Herd
How many did you get right?
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