What is a group of rabbits called?
A colony
of rabbits
a colonya warrena flufflea nest
| Animal | Rabbits |
| Category | Mammals |
| Collective noun | Colony, Warren, Fluffle, Nest |
| Baby name | Kit |
💡 “Fluffle” is a modern, informal favorite; a warren is also the network of burrows they live in.
FAQ
What is a group of rabbits called?
A group of rabbits is called a colony. Other accepted terms include a warren, a fluffle, a nest.
Are there other names for a group of rabbits?
Yes — besides a “colony,” you may see “warren”, “fluffle”, “nest”. Collective nouns often have several historic or regional variants.
What is a baby rabbit called?
A baby rabbit is called a kit.
More mammals
A pride
of lions
A pack
of wolves
A streak
of tigers
A herd
of elephants
A sloth
of bears
A clowder
of cats
A pack
of dogs
A skulk
of foxes
Collective nouns are a mix of traditional “terms of venery,” literary inventions and modern coinages. Several variants are often equally “correct.”