what is a group of snakes called?

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• Answer #1

  Hi-

  It's a good question because they aren't normally found in groups, however a group of snakes is usually called a "nest of snakes" or a "bed of snakes". If you're referring to rattlesnakes, a group is called a "rhumba".

  Personally, I'd call a group of snakes, scary or history, because I'd be running so fast, they would become a distant part of my history- Just sayin'...

  Hope this helps.

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• Answer #2

  Usually a nest but other terms are 'pit' or 'bed'.

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