Ruminants typically have a 4-chambered stomach, consisting of:
* Rumen: The largest chamber, where microorganisms break down plant matter.
* Reticulum: A honeycomb-like chamber that traps large particles.
* Omasum: A chamber with folds that absorb water and nutrients.
* Abomasum: The "true" stomach, where digestive enzymes are secreted.
While some animals might have a stomach that seems to have fewer chambers due to structural differences, all true ruminants have a 4-chambered stomach.