Graminivorous

The bison is a large graminivorous mammal found in North America.

The wildebeest is a graminivorous mammal that grazes on grasses in the savanna.

The diet of the graminivorous rabbit consists mostly of grass.

The graminivorous insects are attracted to wheat fields.

The giraffe is a graminivorous animal that feeds on the leaves and twigs of trees, as well as grass.

The kangaroo is a graminivorous marsupial that feeds on grass, shrubs, and leaves.

The prairie dog is a graminivorous rodent that feeds on grasses and seeds.

The graminivorous lizard is well adapted to life in prairies.

The graminivorous caterpillar feeds on grass leaves.

The elephant is a graminivorous animal that feeds mostly on grass.

The tortoise is a graminivorous reptile that feeds on grasses and other plants.

The horse is a graminivorous mammal that grazes on pasture.

The sheep is a graminivorous animal that feeds on grass and other plants.

The graminivorous diet of the guinea pig includes hay and fresh grass.

The deer is a graminivorous animal that feeds on the leaves, stems, and twigs of various plants.

The graminivorous feeding habits of some bird species can lead to damage to lawns and gardens.

The graminivorous feeding habits of some animals help maintain the balance of ecosystems.

The graminivorous habits of some animals have been exploited by humans for centuries as a source of food and fiber.

The graminivorous diet of the pronghorn allows it to run at high speeds for extended periods of time.

The graminivorous feeding habits of some animals can have a significant impact on the vegetation in their habitats.

The graminivorous nature of the pronghorn allows it to survive in arid environments.

The graminivorous rodent is found in grasslands.