made it to the club guys. Finally amongst the clowder @ODDCATSdotCOM Odd Cats are cool

It’s a clowder!

A clowder of cats

A group of cats is called a clowder 👀😸

#NowPlaying Darrell THE CLOWDER

Showcasing their unvanquished group-stage stint, the clowder will test their full-court dominance in the knockout stage. #LICTSAA2026

A conspiracy of lemurs A business of ferrets A parliament of owls A murder of crows A dazzle of zebras A crash of rhinoceroses A tower of giraffes A sleuth of bears A pounce of cats A clowder of cats A romp of otters A prickle of porcupines A bloat of hippopotamuses A cauldron of bats A lamentation of swans A watch of nightingales A skulk of foxes A conspiracy of ravens A charm of hummingbirds A drift of pigs A sounder of wild boars A float of crocodiles A knot of toads A leap of leopards A troop of baboons A shiver of sharks A murmuration of starlings

Los tres se llaman Clowder

Last, but certainly NEVER least, we finish up this 12-hour RATATHON raid train with @Harikunojo and a foray into CRASH BANDICOOT with CROWD CONTROL! Donate to cause some calamity, and to give one big hurrah for the Clowder Coup and the RATATHON! 🐀🐾

Your cat called… the whole clowder. They damn jealous of that order.

Oo, this one's looking ready for the day! 🧶 Here's my clowder. 💕🐈🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛💕

counting or not counting clowder violence?

Me, too! I can’t imagine what it would have been like if I hadn’t heard him and found him 4-6 hours later when I deliver breakfast to the clowder. Mama Cat is mad though 😬 I’m debating bringing him around to show her that I didn’t eat him, but I’m worried he’ll become wild again

Clowder

We're not called The Senior Clowder for nothing.

He’s from the clowder, yeah. 🥹 They’re all getting so big!

Mama cat hisses. Kitten hisses. My hubby hisses. Things with the surprise clowder from the Cat Distribution System are going well…

Para empezar la foto muestra cuyos. En inglés, “mischief” (travesura) es como se llama a un grupo de ratas. 👇 Albatross — a rookery Alligators — a congregation Ants — an army Apes — a shrewdness Badgers — a cete Bats — a colony; a cloud Bears — a sleuth; a sloth Beavers — a colony Bees — a swarm; a grist Bitterns — a sedge Boars — a sounder Buffalo — an obstinacy Bustards — a flock Camels — a caravan Cats — a clowder; a glaring Cattle — a kine; a drove Cheetahs — a coalition Chickens — a brood; a peep (chicks) Choughs — a chatter Cobras — a quiver Coots — a cover Cormorants — a gulp Coyotes — a band Crabs — a cast Cranes — a siege Crocodiles — a bask Crows — a murder Curlews — a herd Deer — a herd; a bevy Dogs — a pack Dolphins — a pod Doves — a dule Ducks — a brace; a paddling; a raft Eagles — a convocation Eels — a bed Elephants — a parade; a memory Elk — a gang Falcons — a cast Ferrets — a business Finches — a charm Fish — a school; a shoal; a draft Flamingos — a flamboyance Foxes — a skulk; a leash Frogs — an army Geese — a gaggle (on land); a skein (in flight); a wedge (in flight) Giraffes — a tower Goats — a tribe; a trip Goldfish — a troubling Gorillas — a band Grasshoppers — a cloud Greyhounds — a leash Hares — a down; a husk Hawks — a cast; a kettle (in flight) Hedgehogs — an array Herons — a siege Hippopotamuses — a bloat Hogs — a drift Hornets — a bike Horses — a team; a stud; a rag (colts) Hounds — a cry Hyenas — a cackle Jaguars — a shadow Jays — a party Jellyfish — a smack; a bloom Kangaroos — a mob; a troop Kittens — a kindle; an intrigue Larks — an exaltation Leopards — a leap Lions — a pride Locusts — a plague Magpies — a tiding Mallards — a sord Martens — a richness Mice — a mischief Moles — a labor Monkeys — a troop; a barrel Moose — a herd Mules — a barren Nightjars — a churring Nightingales — a watch Otters — a romp; a bevy Owls — a parliament; a stare Oysters — a bed Oxen — a team; a yoke Parrots — a pandemonium; a company Partridges — a covey Peacocks — a muster; an ostentation Penguins — a colony; a huddle Pheasants — a bouquet; a nest Pigeons — a flight Pigs — a drift; a sounder Plover — a congregation Porcupines — a prickle Quail — a bevy; a covey Rabbits — a colony; a fluffle Raccoons — a gaze Rats — a mischief Rattlesnakes — a rhumba Ravens — an unkindness; a conspiracy Rhinoceroses — a crash Rooks — a building; a parliament Salmon — a run Seals — a herd; a pod; a bob Sharks — a shiver Sheep — a flock; a fold Snakes — a nest; a knot Sparrows — a host Squirrels — a scurry; a dray Starlings — a murmuration Storks — a mustering Swans — a bevy; a lamentation; a wedge (in flight) Tigers — an ambush; a streak Toads — a knot Turkeys — a rafter; a gang Turtles — a bale (sea turtles); a nest (hatchlings) Vultures — a wake; a kettle (in flight); a committee Walruses — a herd Weasels — a gang; a confusion Whales — a pod; a gam Wolves — a pack; a route Woodpeckers — a descent Wrens — a herd

Para empezar la foto muestra cuyos. En inglés, “mischief” (travesura) es como se llama a un grupo de ratas. 👇 Albatross — a rookery Alligators — a congregation Ants — an army Apes — a shrewdness Badgers — a cete Bats — a colony; a cloud Bears — a sleuth; a sloth Beavers — a colony Bees — a swarm; a grist Bitterns — a sedge Boars — a sounder Buffalo — an obstinacy Bustards — a flock Camels — a caravan Cats — a clowder; a glaring Cattle — a kine; a drove Cheetahs — a coalition Chickens — a brood; a peep (chicks) Choughs — a chatter Cobras — a quiver Coots — a cover Cormorants — a gulp Coyotes — a band Crabs — a cast Cranes — a siege Crocodiles — a bask Crows — a murder Curlews — a herd Deer — a herd; a bevy Dogs — a pack Dolphins — a pod Doves — a dule Ducks — a brace; a paddling; a raft Eagles — a convocation Eels — a bed Elephants — a parade; a memory Elk — a gang Falcons — a cast Ferrets — a business Finches — a charm Fish — a school; a shoal; a draft Flamingos — a flamboyance Foxes — a skulk; a leash Frogs — an army Geese — a gaggle (on land); a skein (in flight); a wedge (in flight) Giraffes — a tower Goats — a tribe; a trip Goldfish — a troubling Gorillas — a band Grasshoppers — a cloud Greyhounds — a leash Hares — a down; a husk Hawks — a cast; a kettle (in flight) Hedgehogs — an array Herons — a siege Hippopotamuses — a bloat Hogs — a drift Hornets — a bike Horses — a team; a stud; a rag (colts) Hounds — a cry Hyenas — a cackle Jaguars — a shadow Jays — a party Jellyfish — a smack; a bloom Kangaroos — a mob; a troop Kittens — a kindle; an intrigue Larks — an exaltation Leopards — a leap Lions — a pride Locusts — a plague Magpies — a tiding Mallards — a sord Martens — a richness Mice — a mischief Moles — a labor Monkeys — a troop; a barrel Moose — a herd Mules — a barren Nightjars — a churring Nightingales — a watch Otters — a romp; a bevy Owls — a parliament; a stare Oysters — a bed Oxen — a team; a yoke Parrots — a pandemonium; a company Partridges — a covey Peacocks — a muster; an ostentation Penguins — a colony; a huddle Pheasants — a bouquet; a nest Pigeons — a flight Pigs — a drift; a sounder Plover — a congregation Porcupines — a prickle Quail — a bevy; a covey Rabbits — a colony; a fluffle Raccoons — a gaze Rats — a mischief Rattlesnakes — a rhumba Ravens — an unkindness; a conspiracy Rhinoceroses — a crash Rooks — a building; a parliament Salmon — a run Seals — a herd; a pod; a bob Sharks — a shiver Sheep — a flock; a fold Snakes — a nest; a knot Sparrows — a host Squirrels — a scurry; a dray Starlings — a murmuration Storks — a mustering Swans — a bevy; a lamentation; a wedge (in flight) Tigers — an ambush; a streak Toads — a knot Turkeys — a rafter; a gang Turtles — a bale (sea turtles); a nest (hatchlings) Vultures — a wake; a kettle (in flight); a committee Walruses — a herd Weasels — a gang; a confusion Whales — a pod; a gam Wolves — a pack; a route Woodpeckers — a descent Wrens — a herd