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No. Carabao, also known as Asian Water Buffalo, are herbivores.
The Tundra.
Yes, the musk deer is a herbivore.Specifically, herbivores are plant-eaters. The deer in question (Moschusspp) lives in southern Asia's hilly forests. They pursue a diet of flowers, grasses, leaves, lichens and mosses.
A Yak is a herbivore, consuming grasses, herbs, mosses and lichens
The lichens and mosses help to form soil by secreating acids on the rocks they cling to, also when lichens die they create soil so that one day the soil can support grasses that can support brushes and shrubs which can support, red alders then doug firs then cedars and hemloch
herbivore. It is generally a large ground squirrell that eats different types of grasses, berries, lichens, mosses, roots and flowers
Yaks are herbivores, eating grasses, herbs, lichens and shrubs
Yaks are herbivores
They eat grass!! so that makes them herbivores:)they are hebivores, grasses, lichens, mosses
Reindeer are the domestic version of the caribou. They are herbivores, and eat grasses, lichens, leaves, and in captivity, hay.
Since they are herbivores their "prey" would be the lichens, leaves, sedges and grasses they eat. They use their teeth to "attack" these.
They eat willows, lichens and grasses.
Yaks are herbivorous like cows are, so they pretty much eat the same things as cattle do: grass, some twigs off of shrubs and trees, and other forbs that are edible.Grasses, lichens and other plants as availableYaks are very efficient food-converting animals and do well on a variety of pastures with no supplemental feed required. The Yak grazes on grasses, herbs, and lichens. In winter Yaks eat poor coarse grass, withered leaves and twigs, and quench the thirst with snow and ice.
Pika are herbivores and feed on a variety of green plants like grasses, sedges, shrub twigs, moss, thistles, lichens or cushion plants, fireweed and wildflowers.
They eat willows, lichens and grasses.
They eat willows, lichens and grasses.
Thery are herbivores eating grasses, herbs and lichens