When on safari you meet numerous wild animals of the same species, this is not simply a “group”, and only in a few cases the proper name is "a herd". Are you an expert in collective animal names?
Did you know that a herd of elephants is actually called a "parade"? And how do you call correctly a group of zebras or Rhinos? Our well-trained rangers at Rhulani know exactly that this is a "dazzle" (zebras) respectively a "crash" (rhinos). But even a ranger may have some doubts, when you ask him about the difference between a journey and a tower of giraffes. Just between us: the first is when they move, the second when they stand still.
But you can really impress your ranger, when you know the collective name of warthogs (a “sounders”) or of a wildebeest (an “implausibility”).
The strangest name we have ever heard, is for the kudus. You will definitely impress your ranger when you tell him about a "forkl of kudus".
Before your next safari, study the below list of collective names for animals that you can potentially encounter in Madikwe. This is funny, instructive, and definitely a good travel preparation!