context: All ungulates are herbivores or herbivores. Pigs and leashes are a small exception, as they may also eat eggs from nesting birds, young chicks, reptiles or animal carcasses. [12] However, their main source of nourishment is plants, fruits or roots, and the behavior described above is marginal. [13] All ungulates have a different digestive system than other mammals. In addition to the actual stomach, ruminants other than dwarf deer have three other stomachs, ie a total of four. Camelids, hippopotamus and dwarf deer have three stomachs, while pigs and pecans have one fairly small stomach before the actual stomach. Each of the four stomachs of ruminants has its own name: rumen, mesh, a hundred times, and rennet.
question: What food do ungulates eat?
answers.text: ungulates are herbivores or herbivores. Pigs and leashes are a small exception, as they may also eat eggs from nesting birds, young chicks, reptiles or animal carcasses.