No. The collective noun for a group of baboons is a 'troup.'
Just a pedantic nitpick but the spelling is Troop.
None, a group of Baboons is called a Troop.
Hmm..None that I've heard of; a group of baboons is a congress of baboons though.
It is a "congress". Seems appropriate, given what we see regularly.
No, a group of baboons is called a Congress. parliament would be the legislature of great britain
A group of baboons can be called a congress. Sorry, this is a fallacy started by a chain email a few years ago, the correct collective noun for Baboons is a troop. Partially correct: a group of baboons can be EITHER a troop or a CONGRESS ! Yes it is called a congress!
I think a group of baboons is called a "congress" seriously!!
a Congress or Troop. Recently the name Flange has been introduced
If you mean like a cow and a bull. Then I am sorry they are just called Baboons. If you mean a collective group they are called a troop, flange or congress
The collective nouns for baboons is a congress, a rumpus, or a tribe of baboons.
A congress. no kidding
Congress
Good Question. However, no it is not. A group of wolves is called a pack. Just like a group of cows is called a herd, a group of baboons is called a congress:):):), and a group of owls is called a parliament. :) This describes how things really are! Baboons= Congress! I know I got sidetracked, and so to put it simply, a group of wolves is called a pack. Hope this helps! -Nathaniel B