What are the adaptions of herbivores in the desert biome?

It would be worth to make a catalogue of all the deserts on earth and the herbivores that live in, or at least at the edge. Some, like death valley, Gobi or the Sahara don't have any. read more

Desert Wildlife Herbivores. An herbivore is an animal that eats only plants and no meat. However, many herbivores will eat eggs and occasionally other animal protein. This group also includes granivores (animals that eat mainly seeds) and folivores (animals that eat mainly foliage). read more

The desert biomes of North America support a mixture of herbivores—animals that eat only plants. These herbivores include small mammals and large mammals, as well as some reptiles and birds. Their job of finding sufficient plant life and drinking water in the desert to support their appetites is not always easy. read more