they are called a pride its just a pride not a prde of
A "pride" refers to very large cats --- lions, etc. Domestic cats are called a "clowder ".
Lions are from Africa, they are a member of the big cats and the collective noun for the tiger is a pride of lions
In big cats like Lions, it is called a Pride, In domestic cats, it is called a Colony, I have taken care of feral and semi feral cats that numbered 24 and were all part of a Colony of Cats, that is what they are called if domestic felines. I just wanted to say that now that I have signed on, that I get the credit for this my first answer, RedwoodsMama.
clutter of cats
A group of cats is actually called a clowder, not a chowder. I don't know why though, I guess someone just made it up.
A "pride" refers to very large cats --- lions, etc. Domestic cats are called a "clowder ".
No, most cats are solitary. The only cats that live in a large group (called a PRIDE not a pack (packs are for dogs)) are African Lions.
a pride is a group of wild cats
a pride is a group of wild cats
There are 2 different words for it. "Clutter" or "Clowder".A group of wild cats is called "A destruction"
Lions are from Africa, they are a member of the big cats and the collective noun for the tiger is a pride of lions
Large, powerful cats, that live in family groups called prides. All females in the group are usually related, and the pride is ruled by up to four males.
Most cats live solitary lives with the exception of lions. In this case it would be called a pack. A group of lions is called a pride.
Well, a group of lions is a pride. I don't know if that applies universally to cats though.
In big cats like Lions, it is called a Pride, In domestic cats, it is called a Colony, I have taken care of feral and semi feral cats that numbered 24 and were all part of a Colony of Cats, that is what they are called if domestic felines. I just wanted to say that now that I have signed on, that I get the credit for this my first answer, RedwoodsMama.
clutter of cats
Geese travel in what is called a ''gaggle''. Hope that helped. Bye.