In The Sherlock Society, what is a group of iguanas called?

• A. A mess
• B. A troop
• C. A colony
• D. A flutter

Answer: (A)

Collective nouns for groups of animals can be playful and vary by source or context. In The Sherlock Society, the writers use a humorous twist for such terms, naming a group of iguanas a mess. This quirky label fits the lighthearted, quirky tone of the setting and is memorable, which is why it’s the best choice among the options. The other terms refer to different animals or more standard group names not aligned with the playful vibe here (a troop is more for primates or soldiers, a colony is a common general term for many species, and a flutter is associated with butterflies).