Ungulate can refer to common zoo animals that have hooves.

Zoo Animals

While many ungulates have fur, some like the hippopotamus have very little.

Not Always Furry

Ungulates live in various habitats, from grasslands to forests, not just farms.

Diverse Habitats

Ungulate is used to describe a group of hooved animals moving together.

Herd Movement

The word 'ungulate' is often used in ecology to describe certain animal populations.

Studying Ecology

Ungulate describes the types of tracks made by hooved animals in the wild.

Animal Tracking

 pack so it's a really good question I mean not in all groups if you think of the locusts there's no leaders in those locust swamps within fish schools or bird flocks or ungulate herds there may or may not be leaders but we have good reason to think that because individuals you know because the world is changing

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 In ensemble, that's what whole ecosystems they create more and more opportunities for life. Our farming has done the opposite. So, farming based on how a prairie builds soil, ranching based on how a native ungulate herd actually increases the health of the range,

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 created in order to save endangered species the guar is an endangered southeast asian ungulate it was a somatic cell a body cell was taken from its body

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 ungulate tortoises are also according with all the subtlety of small tanks

Ungulate

Zoo Animals

Not Always Furry

Diverse Habitats

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