Animals With Hooves
Rhinoceroses: The rhino is the only living species of horned ungulate hoofed mammals.
hippo: They have three toes on each foot. This makes them quite unique compared to other animals.
giraffes: Giraffes also have long necks and legs, which makes their feet look much bigger than they really are.
deer: Although deer don’t have claws or sharp hooves, their front feet are webbed together.
antelopes: Antelope have no claws, only hoofs.
Horses: Horses have hooves, which are made up of three layers.
cattle: Their hooves allow them to walk easily over rough terrain.
pigs: Pigs do have hoofs, and the term “trottin'” is used in culinary lingo for pig’s foot.
sheep: Sheep are herbivores, meaning they eat only plants.
camels: Camel hooves are designed to provide traction on soft surfaces such as sand dunes.
zebras: Cloven-hoofed animals are often called two-toed because each foot has two toes.
Bison: The bison uses these claws to dig into the ground to get food.