What is a collective noun for koalas?

Answer 1

There is no collective noun for koalas. When there is a group sharing trees in overlapping home ranges, it is called a colony, but while koalas do live in complex social structures, they are actually solitary animals.

Answer 2

Perhaps because quolls are solitary creatures (except for mating), there is no specific collective noun (a word for a group of things). However, in my search for the answer, I did see someone use a quill of quolls, but I don't think that's 'official'. If you happen to need a word for a group of quolls, you will have to use a general collective noun, such as a group of quolls, a cluster of quolls, a bunch of quolls, etc.

Answer 3

There is no standard collective noun for 'quokka'. However, a collective noun is an informal part of language and any noun that suits the situation can function as a collective noun.

Some examples are a pair of quokka, a familyof quokka, or to borrow from their relatives the wallabies, a mob of quokka.

Answer 4

well i have done some research and there is no official collective noun for quolls, but i like to call them a scamper of quolls.