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What is the Collective noun for rabbits and hares?

There isn't one specific collective noun for both rabbits and hares together.

* Rabbits: A group of rabbits is typically called a "colony" or a "warren."

* Hares: A group of hares is usually referred to as a "horde" or "bevy."

You can use these terms individually, but there isn't a single established word to encompass both species.

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