What is the collective noun for wild buffaloes?

Answer 1

Examples of collective nouns for wild animals are:

• an aerie of hawks
• an armory of aardvarks
• an army of ants
• an army of caterpillars
• an army of frogs
• a band of coyotes
• a band of gorillas
• a bask of crocodiles
• a battery of barracuda
• a bed of mussels
• a bellowing of bullfinches
• a bike of bees
• a buffoonery of orangutans
• a business of ferrets
• a cartload of monkeys
• a chain of bobolinks
• a chain of lynx
• a charm of finches
• a clan of badgers
• a clan of hyenas
• a clash of bucks
• a cloud of gnats
• a cloud of grasshoppers
• a coalition of cheetahs
• a colony of beavers
• a colony of gulls
• a colony of ibises
• a congress of baboons
• a cote of doves
• a covey of grouse
• a down of hares
• an exaltation of larks
• a family of otters
• a flamboyance of flamingos
• a flight of cormorants
• a flock of birds
• a flock of ostriches
• a flutter of butterflies
• a fry of eels
• a gaggle of geese
• a gang of buffalo
• a glean of herrings
• a glint of goldfish
• a herd of antelopes
• a herd of bison
• a herd of boars
• a herd of caribou
• a herd of elk
• a herd of llamas
• a hover of hummingbirds
• a huddle of hippos
• an implausibility of gnus
• a journey of giraffes
• a labor of moles
• a leash of deer
• a lodge of beavers
• a lounge of lizards
• a memory of elephants
• a mischief of mice
• a nest of hornets
• a pace of asses
• a pack of dogs
• a pack of mongooses
• a pack of wolves
• a pandemonium of parrots
• a parliament of owls
• a party of jays
• a pit of snakes
• a plague of locusts
• a plump of ducks
• a pod of dolphins
• a prickle of hedgehogs
• a pride of lions
• a quiver of cobras
• a run of salmon
• a school of cod
• a sedge of herons
• a shoal of fish
• a shoal of mackerel
• a siege of bitterns
• a skulk of foxes
• a sleuth of bears
• a smack of jellyfish
• a soar of falcons
• a soar of kestrels
• a squabble of seagulls
• a swarm of flies
• a swarm of mosquitoes
• a tribe of magpies
• a troop of apes
• a troop of kangaroos
• a troop of monkeys
• a wake of buzzards
• a watch of nightingales

Answer 2

There is no standard collective noun for wild animals in general. Some standard collective nouns are:

• a herd of animals
• a flock of birds
• a school of fish, a shoal of fish

Many individual species have a standardized collective noun, for example:

• an army of ants
• a swarm of mosquitoes
• a caravan of camels
• a colony of beavers
• a drove of cattle
• a pack of wolves
• a pit of snakes
• a run of salmon
• a pod of dolphins
• a troop of monkeys
• a squabble of seagulls
• a pandemonium of parrots

Answer 3

The collective nouns for wild buffaloes is the same as for all buffaloes:

• a herd of buffalo
• a gang of buffaloes
• an obstinacy of buffalo

Note: Both 'buffalo' and 'buffaloes' are accepted plural forms.

Answer 4

They are referred to as a pack of wild dogs.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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