What is a group of kangaroos called?

A group of kangaroos is most commonly known as a mob. However, they can also be referred to as a troop or a court. The size of a mob can vary greatly, ranging from just a few individuals to over 50, depending on factors such as the availability of food and water, the time of year, and the presence of predators. Mobs are typically led by a dominant male, and the social structure can be complex, with hierarchies and established relationships between individuals. These social structures help the kangaroos to cooperate in finding resources and defending themselves.