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"Grazing" and "browsing" are important terms to know when you're talking about plant-eating mammals. While Woolly Mammoths grazed on grass--lots and lots of grass--Mastodons were primarily browsers, nibbling on shrubs and the low-lying branches of trees
Lately, there has been some controversy about the extent to which Mastodons were exclusive browsers; some paleontologists believe species in the genus Mammut were not averse to grazing when circumstances demanded
https://www.thoughtco.com/facts-about-mastodons-1093330
What Is The Difference Between Browsing And Grazing?
Grazing refers to the process of animals feeding on the vegetation that grows near the ground such as grass and any other low-growing vegetation
Browsing is the type of feeding whereby herbivores eat high-growing plants such as leaves, the bark of trees, and shrubs among others
One advantage of the browsers is that they cannot die of hunger during snowy seasons as they can access their food; unlike in the case of grazers where the vegetation may be covered in snow
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-is-the-difference-between-browsing-and-grazing.html
And hence, Mastodon = Quantum Vegetarian Bacon Sammich, to honor our herbavore frens ๐ฅ
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