





Woop Studios is a visual and aural delight - my eyes and ears are positively popping - an implausibility of gnus, a journey of giraffes, a movement of moles, a pandemonium of parrots etc. Their website has over 1,500 phrases of collective nouns and animal facts. Sweet.
Feed your brain with these facts:
Even a pride of lion is scared of a giraffes kick
Grasshoppers legs can walk along on their own – even detached from their bodies
In Yemen people use camel urine to prevent hair loss
Gnus are also known as Wildebeest - their call sounds like “gnus, gnus”
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