The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for September 12, 2024

You just know people are doing more than just giggling after what Hattie said.

A cackle

A murder of crows?

Pod of whales, mob of kangaroos, pride of lions, caravan of camels, bloat of hippopotami, cackle of hyenas, prowl of leopards, prickle of porcupines, scurry of squirrels and a dazzle of zebras.

murder of crows

That made me giggle

ha! good one, Chip!

A Flock of Seagulls-I Ran (so far away)

Parliament of owls

how about a Flock of Seagulls?

A group of snakes is a snaggle! Snarf!

Now THAT made me giggle!

Too funny!

She gave about a good an answer as any.

A group of crows is a murder of crows.

hee, some students sure do like to stretch things out don’t they. :j

An a group of crow’s is called a Murder…

Cats have a lot! Dowt, colony, destruction, kindle, glaring, cluster, pounce, clutter, and the most used, clowder. Notice that there are nine? ☺

Don"t think so . But l do like the term for a bunch of crows;it’s called a murder. Enjoy children …..

Good one, Hattie!

Count on Hurricane Hattie to come up with that .

Congress of ravens

I don’t think it is, but it should be

Close, the same thing as a bunch of old ladies, a Cackle. But I like a giggle.

A group of baboons is a Congress. That explains a lot. A group of pandas is an embarrassment. Now that’s not very nice. Pandas are cute!

A group of old bats is called a Gargle.

A group of hyenas is called a ‘laugh track’.

No sense of humor there, teach?

A group of tourists is sometimes called an idiocy.

People beat me to the punch on the murder of crows, which is probably what the teacher is contemplating for Hattie. Which is too bad because it’s actually clever and creativity should be encouraged in kids!

Mother Gargoyle has her own coven in Eerie.

Snerk.

i heard somewhere that a group of crows is called a “murder”…

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Whatever you do, just don’t let Hurricane read anything that has the word “organism” in it…she may leave out the “ni” out of it.

As good an answer as any.

Crows are a “murder.” Look it up.