Find the mammal: An even-toad hooved animal that chews its cud?

Question

Find the mammal: An even-toad hooved animal that chews its cud?

Answer 1

Forgotten friends is a small non-profit all-volunteer organization dedicated to the protection and placement of homeless, abandoned, abused and neglected dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, and other animals. We provide a safe, secure, and healthy environment for a small number of animals waiting for a loving, caring adoptive home. We receive no payment for our efforts, only the personal satisfaction and sense of accomplishment we feel when placing a rescued animal into a loving home forever. Please save a pet with donations or contributions. We will use donated money to open a pet rescue in the Windham area, to try to improve the lives of local animals, and to make a real difference. We also accept aluminum cans and pet supplies. For more information or to schedule a pick up of donations, or to schedule volunteer time, please call us. For the betterment of the lives of stray, abandoned, and special needs cats and dogs, our goal is to;

*Open an animal shelter in the Windham area

*Find loving homes for animals in need

*Provide shelter, food, and medical necessities

*Give loving care and companionship for as long as needed.

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Answer 2

Cow, goat, sheep, bison, musk-ox, water buffalo, several others

all members of the family bovidae all chew a cud

Answer 3

cow

Answer 4

Cows, or any other member of this mammal group. Goats, sheep, deer, antelope and cammels are all members. Pigs and hippos are primitive members which do not chew cud. Modern whales evolved from one of the ancestors of this group. Another ancestor had hooves but was a carnivore. It was an evolutionary dead end however.