examples of hooves

Ungulate mammals can have an odd or even number of toes (from one to five); the number can vary for the forelimbs and the hind limbs.

four-toed hoof

The pig, wild boar, hippopotamus and elephant are the principal animals with this kind of hoof.

three-toed hoof

The rhinoceros, for example, has this kind of hoof.

two-toed hoof

The deer, giraffe, bull, sheep and camel are the principal animals with this kind of hoof.

one-toed hoof

The horse, zebra and ass, for example, have one-toed hooves.