Grazing Horned Hoofed Mammals
Grazing horned hoofed mammals are herbivorous animals with multiple stomach chambers that use their hooves to support their body weight. They typically have a large, curved horn or horns on their head that are used for defense or mating displays. These mammals are known for their habit of feeding on grasses and other low-lying vegetation in open fields or meadows. Examples of grazing horned hoofed mammals include deer, antelope, elk, and bison.