What is a group of rhinoceros called?

What is a group of rhinoceros called? They are referred to as a “crash”. This name becomes rather fitting when you see them charging through the savannah. Along with "crash", another unique collective noun for a rhino is a "stubbornness".

Native to Africa and Asia there are five species of rhinos:

1. The "black rhino" roam freely throughout most of sub-Saharan Africa, they are now critically endangered.

2. The “white rhino” is the largest rhino species and is native to Africa. While the Southern white rhino has managed to rebound from the brink of extinction, the Northern white rhino is functionally extinct after the last male died in 2018.

3. The "Sumatran rhino" is endangered species of rhino is the only surviving of the most primitive rhinoceroses group which emerged in the Miocene about 20 million years ago.

4. Another old species of rhino native to Asia is the Javan rhinoceros. They once roamed across Southeast Asia. Today, they are critically endangered and limited to a single nature preserve in Indonesia.

5. Indian rhino is the largest species native to Asia and characterized by its distinctive single horn and body-armor like skin.

The other choices were a "Parade of Elephants", "Troop of Gorillas" and a "Gang of Elk".