two-toed hoofed mammals

noun
UK /tuː təʊd hʊft ˈmæməlz/
US /tu toʊd hʊft ˈmæməlz/

Animals with hooves that have two toes on each foot.

The zoo has two-toed hoofed mammals like pigs and deer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of plant-eating animals that chew their cud.

Cows and sheep are two-toed hoofed mammals that chew their cud.

3. Animals whose weight is carried on two toes of each foot.

The camel is a two-toed hoofed mammal that walks on two toes.

4. A scientific category of mammals also called artiodactyls.

Scientists study two-toed hoofed mammals to learn how they evolved.