Dugong, also known as "sea cows", are herbivores. They feed mainly on seagrass, with a preference for small varieties such as Halophilia ovalis and Halodule uninervis. They will eat the entire plant including the rhizomes, roots and leaves, and have actually been known to "crop" of "farm" their favourite seagrasses.
Dugong may eat up to 40kg of seagrass per day. They also eat roots and leaves of some other marine plants.
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dugongs eat seagrass
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Dugong dugon is the scientific name for a Dugong.
The Latin name of the dugong is the Dugonginae Dugong, or for short, D. Dugong.
Dugong does not evolve.
Dugong's are not nocturnal they swim around and eat sea grass during the day because sea grass grows with lots of sun light, just like all grasses
Yes, a dugong is a herbivore
Is it possible? Yes. the Aborigines have been eating it since... forever! they used to hunt it for its meat and oil. Should you eat it? No idea.
Did you mean dugong? A dugong is a large herbivorous marine placental mammal. Order Sirenia, Family Dugongidae, Genus Dugong, Species Dugong Dugon.
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The dugong is closely related to the manatee.