Common Ruminants:
* Cattle (Cows, Bulls, Oxen): Probably the most well-known ruminants, they are raised for meat, milk, and leather.
* Sheep: Another common livestock animal, raised for meat, wool, and milk.
* Goats: Similar to sheep, they are raised for meat, milk, and fiber (cashmere, mohair).
* Deer: A wide variety of deer species exist, including white-tailed deer, elk, moose, and reindeer.
* Antelope: A diverse group of African and Asian animals known for their speed and agility.
* Giraffes: The tallest mammals on Earth, giraffes are herbivores with long necks that help them reach high branches for food.
Less Common Ruminants:
* Buffalo: Both Asian water buffalo and African buffalo are large, powerful ruminants.
* Yak: Found in the high altitudes of the Himalayas, yaks are known for their thick fur and ability to thrive in harsh conditions.
* Gazelle: A group of swift, graceful antelopes found in Africa and Asia.
* Pronghorn: Native to North America, pronghorns are the fastest land mammal in the Western Hemisphere.
* Bison: Large, shaggy herbivores that once roamed the Great Plains of North America.
Other Ruminants:
* Camels: These desert-adapted animals are known for their ability to store water and survive in harsh environments.
* Llamas and Alpacas: South American animals raised for their fiber (wool).
This is not an exhaustive list, as there are many other species of ruminants around the world.