#ruminant

• Antelope — A generic name given to several species of ruminant herbivorous mammals of the Bovidae family, widespread mainly in African and Asian savannas, structurally characterized by a slender body, long legs adapted for fast running, and persistent, hollow horns. They represent an essential element in the food chain of tropical regions.
• Artiodactyl — An even-toed ungulate mammal that possesses an even number of digits on each foot (two or four), with the axis of the foot passing between the third and fourth digits, which are the most developed; relating to these mammals. Taxonomically, this group includes animals such as Suina (pigs), Tylopoda (camels), and Ruminantia (deer, cows, sheep), structurally adapted for running or rumination.