Camels are most often described using four collective nouns: caravan, train, flock, and herd. A caravan refers to a group of camels moving together over a long distance. When those camels move in single file, the group is called a train. A flock simply describes a large gathering of camels, while a herd is a similarly large group that follows a leader. There is also the more unusual term scorn, used for camels grouped together in a hostile or aggressive manner.
What Is a Group of Camels Called? – Camels Collective Nouns
