What animals are grazers?

Grazers are animals that primarily feed on grass and other herbaceous plants. Here are some examples of grazers:

Mammals:

* Ungulates (hoofed animals):

* Cattle: Cows, bulls, steers

* Sheep: Merino, Suffolk, Dorset

* Goats: Angora, Boer, Nubian

* Horses: Arabian, Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse

* Donkeys: American Mammoth, Miniature, Standard

* Deer: White-tailed deer, mule deer, elk

* Antelope: Pronghorn, Saiga, Springbok

* Gazelle: Thomson's gazelle, Grant's gazelle, Dorcas gazelle

* Zebra: Plains zebra, Grevy's zebra, Mountain zebra

* Buffalo: American bison, African buffalo

* Giraffe: Reticulated giraffe, Masai giraffe, Rothschild's giraffe

* Hippopotamus: Common hippopotamus

* Rodents:

* Rabbits: European rabbit, Black-tailed jackrabbit

* Hares: Snowshoe hare, Arctic hare

* Guinea pigs: American, Abyssinian, Peruvian

* Other mammals:

* Kangaroos: Red kangaroo, Grey kangaroo

* Sloths: Two-toed sloth, Three-toed sloth

Birds:

* Ostriches: The largest bird species

* Emus: Second largest bird species

* Rheas: South American flightless birds

* Geese: Canada goose, Greylag goose

* Ducks: Mallard, Muscovy duck

Reptiles:

* Iguanas: Green iguana, Marine iguana

* Tortoises: Galapagos giant tortoise, African spurred tortoise

Insects:

* Grasshoppers: Locusts, crickets

* Caterpillars: Some species feed on grass

Note: This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other animals that graze to some extent. The categorization of an animal as a grazer can depend on the specific species and its diet.