What is the correct term for an assembly of animals, specifically for poultry species?

The term used to describe an assembly of poultry species is "flock." This terminology is specifically used for birds, particularly domesticated ones like chickens, ducks, and turkeys when they are grouped together. The use of "flock" indicates a collective unit that shares a common space and often exhibits social behavior, which is critical in poultry management and farming practices.

In contrast, other terms refer to groups of different animal types. "Herd" typically refers to a group of large mammals such as cattle. "Pride" denotes a group of lions, emphasizing their social structure within that species. "Pack" is used to describe a group of canines, especially wolves or domestic dogs, reflecting their social dynamics. Understanding these specific terms helps in accurately identifying and managing different animal groups in agricultural settings.