What is a group of bunnies called?

A group of bunnies is most commonly called a fluffle. This charming term perfectly captures the image of a group of soft, fluffy rabbits huddled together.

While "fluffle" is the most endearing and widely recognized term, other less common collective nouns for rabbits exist. These include a colony, a warren, or a bury. However, these terms often imply a connection to a specific location or burrow system rather than just a group of rabbits together. A "warren" specifically refers to a complex network of underground tunnels and burrows where rabbits live and breed. A "colony" typically describes a larger, more established group.

Therefore, for a general gathering of bunnies, a "fluffle" is the most appropriate and delightful term.

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