Mammal Group
Herbivores are plant-eating mammals, from giant elephants to tiny rabbits. They have special teeth and tummies for munching leaves and grass!

Herbivores are plant-eating mammals that munch on leaves, grass, fruits, and vegetables! These peaceful animals include gentle giants like elephants and giraffes, speedy runners like deer and zebras, and cute hoppers like rabbits. God designed herbivores with special teeth and digestive systems that help them get nutrients from plants. Many herbivores have flat molars perfect for grinding tough plant material!
From towering elephants that eat hundreds of pounds of plants every day to tiny rabbits nibbling on clover, herbivores come in all shapes and sizes! Some herbivores like cows and sheep have multiple stomach chambers to help digest grass. Others like horses have one stomach but very long intestines. Many herbivores travel in herds for safety. Let us explore these amazing plant-eating mammals and discover how they survive on a vegetarian diet!
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A herbivore is an animal that eats only plants, such as leaves, grass, fruits, and vegetables. Elephants, deer, and rabbits are herbivores.
Flat back teeth called molars are perfect for grinding tough plants into mush so they are easy to digest.
Plants are hard to break down, so many herbivores have special stomachs, or very long intestines, to get all the nutrients out.
Living in a big group helps protect them. With many eyes watching, it is easier to spot a predator and stay safe.