It's one thing I like in English -- the really weird names for groups of animals. Generic nouns like hord, flock, swarm, etc. are not used, instead it's jewels like "unkindness of ravens". Wonderfunny.
A colony of ants
A shrewdness of apes
A congress of baboons
A cete of badgers
A sloth of bears
A colony of beavers
A grist, hive or swarm of bees
A dissimulation, or volery, of birds
A singular of boars
A drove of cattle
A clowder, or clutter, of cats
A peep of chickens
A clutch of chicks
A chattering of choughs
A bury of conies
A cover of coots
A flight of cormorants
A flink of cows (twelve+)
A sedge of cranes
A murder of crows
A cowardice of curs
A trip of dotterel
A dole, dule, flight, or piteousness, of doves
A paddling, raft, or team, of ducks
A convocation of eagles
A herd of elephants
A gang of elk
A charm of finches
A draught, or school, of fish
An army of frogs
A cast of falcons
A business of ferrets
A leash, or skulk, of foxes
A gaggle, skein, or wedge, of geese
A tribe, or trip, of goats
A band of gorillas
A flight of goshawks
A brace, or covey of grouse
A colony of gulls
A down, husk, or leap, of hares
A cast, or kettle, of hawks
A prickle of hedgehogs
A brood of hens
A siege of herons
A pair, or team, of horses
A cry, mute, or pack, of hounds
A band, or party, of jays
A mob, or troop, of kangaroos
A kindle of kittens
A deceit of lapwings
An exaltation of larks
A leap of leopards
A pride of lions
A tidings of magpies
A sord of mallards
A stud of mares
A richesse of martens
A mob of meerkats
A nest of mice
A tribe of monkeys
A barren of mules
A watch of nightingales
A parliament of owls
A yoke of oxen
A company of parrots
A covey of partridges
A muster, or ostentation, of peacocks
A colony of penguins
A bouquet, cover, or nye, of pheasants
A litter of pigs
A congregation of plovers
An aurora of polar bears
A string of ponies
A bevy, or covey, of quail
A nest of rabbits
A field of racehorses
A conspiracy, or unkindness, of ravens
A crash of rhinos
A parliament of rooks
A spring, or pod, of seals
A flock of sheep
A bed of snakes
A walk, or wisp, of snipe
A host of sparrows
A dray of squirrels
A murmuration of starlings
A muster of storks
A flight of swallows
A bevy, or wedge, of swans
A drift, or sounder, of swine
A hover of trout
A knot of toads
A rafter of turkeys
A dule, or pitying, of turtledoves
A bale of turtles
A nest of vipers
A sneak of weasels
A skein of weavers.
A grunt of weightlifters.
A gam, or pod, of whales
A pack, or rout, of wolves
A descent of woodpeckers
A fart of zebras
For a Vermin version, look at these:
An army of caterpillars
A bed of clams
A business of flies
A cloud, or horde, of gnats
A cluster of grasshoppers
A smuck of jellyfish
A plague of locusts
A bed of oysters
A squirm of worms
This one promise to be quite powerful indeed:
A blessing of unicorns
I also like "a giggle of girls", but that ain't can't be for a wild cohort. Although...
