Hoofed Mammals
Hoofed mammals are a diverse group of mammals characterized by having hooves, which are large, hard, keratinized structures that cover the tips of their toes. They are herbivorous and have a specialized digestive system for breaking down plant material. Hoofed mammals can be found in a variety of habitats, from forests to grasslands to deserts. Some well-known examples of hoofed mammals include horses, deer, cattle, and giraffes.