Solitary Animals

Question 1

At the watering hole, a parade of elephants pass by.

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Question 2

A tower of giraffes bend their long necks down for a drink…and dazzle of zebras, brilliant, brown and white, blink in the hot sun.

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Question 3

But the panther arrives by herself.

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Question 4

That silvery cloud swimming in the sea is actually a school of fish.

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Question 5

That splash and crash is a pod of whales sounding.

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Question 6

Behold, a fever of stingrays gliding by.

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Question 7

But what do you call a group of octopuses?

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Question 8

A tangle of octopuses?

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Question 9

A chandelier of octopuses?

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Question 10

A multipus of octopuses?

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Question 11

No, octopuses prefer to be alone.

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Question 12

A swarm of swallows is called a gulp.

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Question 13

A huddle of hummingbirds is a charm.

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Question 14

Pigeon, flying together, are called a kit.

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Question 15

But what do you call a group of eagles?

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Question 16

Nothing at all.

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Question 17

From the ground, she looks like a lonely spec.

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Question 18

But from up in the sky, the eagle sees all the world below.

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Question 19

She sees not just dazzles, fevers, and gulps, but a sloth smiling slowly, and a panther stalking silently, and an octopus dancing by himself.

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Question 20

They may appear alone like her, but they aren’t.

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Question 21

Not really.

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Question 22

Alone. Together. Happy.

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