Bovid

Bovids are members of the Bovidae family, a diverse group of hoofed mammals that include animals such as cattle, buffalo, antelopes, and sheep. They are characterized by their sturdy bodies, unbranched or branched horns, and grazing habits. Bovids play important roles in ecosystems as grazers and browsers, and many are domesticated for agriculture, providing meat, milk, leather, and labor. They inhabit various environments worldwide, from grasslands to forests. Overall, bovids are a significant and adaptable group of animals with ecological, economic, and cultural importance.