Many animals eat grass, and they have strong digestive systems that can break down the tough plant fibers in the grass and extract all the nutrients to help them stay healthy and fit. Some of the animals that eat grass include:

• Cows: They are able to digest grass better than others because they have a four-chambered stomach that ferments the cellulose in the grass, breaking it down into nutrients that are easy to absorb.

• Sheep: They have a similar digestive system to cows and can also digest grass well.

• Goats: They are browsers and prefer to eat leaves and shrubs, but they will also eat grass if it is available.

• Rabbits: They love to eat grass and steal fresh lawn clippings from peoples lawns. They have a sensitive digestive system and need to eat a lot of fiber to stay healthy.

• Horses: They eat grass as their primary food source and have a similar digestive system to cows and sheep.

• Deer: They are herbivores and eat a variety of plants, including grass.

• Elephants: They are herbivores and eat a variety of plants, including grass.

• Giraffes: They are herbivores and eat leaves from trees, but they will also eat grass if it is available.

• Pandas: They are herbivores and eat bamboo, which is a type of grass.

Insects such as grasshoppers and mites also eat grass.