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All ruminants I think. Wait up, that's what it means - Yeah, all ruminants!
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Yes, Nunya, there are! Goats and sheep come to mind. But they aren't ruminids, since ruminid simply means having a 4 chambered stomach (as opposed to 4 stomachs, like some folks think). +5
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Most farm animals and some strange Aussie animals like Koala and kangaroo.
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I think Llamas might, but I may be wrong with that.
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my grose bird does..
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If you read the Bible it pretty much tells you what animals chew cud. In order to be considered food for the Israelites, an animal had to be a chewer of cud and have split hooves.
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Goats Sheeps
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Rush Limbaugh.
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Under the Mosaic Law, animals that chewed the cud and in addition had split or cleft hooves were considered clean for eating. “Clean,” cud-chewing animals included the stag, gazelle, roebuck, antelope, chamois, domestic and wild cattle, sheep, and goats. This classification excluded the camel, rock badger, and hare or rabbit, for though they chewed the cud, their hooves were not split. (Le 11:1-8, 26; De 14:4-8
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All animals of the Bovine specie are ruminants. They have 3 stomachs in place of the usual one that other species have. They all must chew their cud.
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deer?
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