Compilations of Animal, Bird, and Aquatic Animals Group Names

A Drove of Bullocks: A Compilation of Animal Group NamesA Drove of Bullocks and A Filth of Starlings
by PatrickGeorge

Did you know that a group of zebra is called a “dazzle”?  Or that a group of gnus is called an “implausibility”?  Sure, you probably knew that a group of ravens was called a “storytelling,” but what about a “fever” of stingrays?  Both of these books contain interesting names of animal groups with even A Filth of Starlings: A Compilation of Bird and Aquatic Animal Group Namesmore interesting silhouetted interpretations.  You’ll never look at a “litter” of kittens or a “pod” of dolphins the same way ever again.

I think these books are fascinating!  With only a short paragraph of information about each animal group, the books are dominated by the artwork.  PatrickGeorge has taken liberties with the English language and had a lot of fun displaying these animal groups.  Whether it’s a hidden army of caterpillars in camouflage or an assemble-at-home kit of pigeons, kids will be entertained and educated in these two fabulous books.

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3 Responses to “Compilations of Animal, Bird, and Aquatic Animals Group Names”

  1. Ashley England Says:

    You should get hold of their Opposites book. It uses acetate to change the meaning of a picture into its opposite. Really good. Or their Names one is good too.

  2. Top 10.4 « The Librarianista: Says:

    [...] A Drove of Bullocks and A Filth of Starlings by PatrickGeorge I couldn’t pick just one of these books.  Besides, I blogged them together, so I have to put them together on this list.  Or so I think.  Also another very artsy picture book set, but one that is absolute fun.  It’s great word play, and also scientific. [...]

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