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The collective noun for apes, baboons, gorillas and monkeys is a troop. However, as with most collective nouns, there are alternatives, such as a band of gorillas or a flange of baboons. Troop can also be applied to groups of buffalo, fox, horse, kangaroo, lemur and lion.
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What kinds of animals travel in a caravan?
buffalo,cattle, zebras, sheep, goats, elephants, antelope, etc.
Do ring-tailed lemurs travel together or alone?
They travel together in troops for protection and to defend their resources.
How did the civil war troops travel to battles?
Marched or rode in wagons.
How far did the troops travel from spotsylvania to cold harbor?
About 60 Miles
What do animals need in order to travel through a food web?
Animals need a lot of energy to move or travel to places.
Which river did the french and American troops use to travel to williamsburg?
James river
What affects did the building of roads have on the empire?
The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman Empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.
What affects did the building of roads have on the roman empire?
The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.The building of roads enhanced travel, trade and communications in the Roman empire. They also enable a more rapid movement of troops if needed.
How does the sticktight seed travel?
By animals!
How do circus animals travel?
They transport them upside down via ocean freighter.
Are kangaroos in troops?
They can be, although the term "troop" is not generally used. Kangaroos live and travel in mobs, herds or troops. The most common term is "mob".
How many troops protected Ezra during his travel to Jerusalem?
Apparently, zero. He was accompanied by Jewish exiles who returned with him, but not by troops (Ezra ch.8).
