The Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources, Telesphore Ndabamenye, on Thursday, February 19, presented before Parliament a draft law on animal husbandry, animal health and fisheries, which is ...
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Discover Wildlife: A shrewdness of apes, a bloat of hippos, a parliament of owls – the 30 weirdest, strangest collective nouns on the planet
Discover some of the more unusual collective nouns for different groups of animals, from ‘a bloat of hippopotamuses’ to ‘a confusion of wildebeest’.