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What is a barrel of animals collective noun for?

There isn't a specific collective noun for a barrel of animals.

Collective nouns are words used to describe groups of things, often animals. Some examples are:

* A flock of birds

* A herd of cattle

* A pack of wolves

While "barrel" can be used to refer to a container, it doesn't traditionally have a specific association with animals.

If you're looking for a collective noun for a group of animals in a barrel, you could use a more general term like "group", "collection", or "assemblage".

For example:

* "A group of monkeys in a barrel"

* "A collection of hamsters in a barrel"

Ultimately, the best collective noun will depend on the specific context and the types of animals involved.

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