Definition
"Bovidae" is the scientific family that includes a diverse group of hoofed mammals. This family includes cattle, sheep, goats, buffalo, bison, antelopes, and gazelles. These animals are characterized by having even-toed hooves and usually at least one pair of true horns. Bovids are primarily herbivores, and many species are important sources of food and other resources for humans. They've adapted to a wide range of environments, from grasslands to mountains, showcasing their evolutionary success. These animals are unlike carnivores such as lions that hunt for meat.