A pack, a pride, a litter… of what?

What it means

• Animal group words A pack, a pride, a litter… of what?
• a pack of dogs / wolves a school of fish a pride of lions
• a colony of rabbits a nest of snakes
• Litter = all the babies born from one mother animal Our cat had a litter of five kittens!

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1. 0:00A pack of dogs, or wolves.
2. 0:06A colony of rabbits.
3. 0:13A school of fish.
4. 0:17A pride of lions.
5. 0:22A nest of snakes.
6. 0:27A litter of puppies, kittens, or other young animals.
7. 0:32“Litter” refers to the group of babies
8. 0:34that are born from one mother animal.

Quick quiz

1. Question 1 of 2

   What do you call a group of lions?

   Aa pack of lionsBa pride of lionsCa school of lionsDa herd of lions

2. Question 2 of 2

   What is a “litter”?

   Aa home for snakesBa group of birds flying togetherCthe babies born from one mother animalDa big group of cows