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#1: Leigh Cousins (pog) on Feb 25, 2018

Whales - A pod thereof

The green has me thinking of water for some reason also, and that makes me think 'school of fish'? Or perhaps it is a 'bed of snakes' in the grass.

my thought was geese, a gaggle of.

I'm thinking same as #1

I agree with Leigh

Or possibly a school?

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Kristen, your "sea beasties" comment makes me think of krakkens. What would a group of krakkens be called? You know, other than "certain death".

Another good idea for a series Brian! On to the next one

From Uncle Wiki:
The English word kraken is taken from Norwegian. In Norwegian Kraken is the definite form of krake, a word designating an unhealthy animal or something twisted (cognate with the English crook and crank). In modern German, Krake (plural and declined singular: Kraken) means octopus, but can also refer to the legendary kraken.

So, it's one Krake, but two Kraken. Who knew?

O.o

I just edited my comment. I's misread it the first time (kraken is plural)

So, "release the kraken" is even more ominous than I thought.

Indeed!

I think the collective noun for Kraken should be as suggested above: A Certain Death of Kraken.... And if there are no Kraken to be found? A Certain Dearth of Kraken....

I think you're onto something, there.

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