What are herbivores in the Chesapeake bay?

Herbivores are animals that only eat plants. In the Chesapeake Bay, there are many different species of herbivores, including:

- Blue crabs: These crabs are found throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of plants, including algae, sea grasses, and marsh grasses.

- Green sea turtles: These turtles are found in the lower Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of sea grasses.

- Diamondback terrapins: These turtles are found in brackish waters throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of plants, including algae, sea grasses, and marsh grasses.

- Saltmarsh snails: These snails are found in salt marshes throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of plants, including algae, sea grasses, and marsh grasses.

- Fiddler crabs: These crabs are found in salt marshes throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of plants, including algae, sea grasses, and marsh grasses.

- Clams: These shellfish are found throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of phytoplankton and zooplankton.

- Oysters: These shellfish are found throughout the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of phytoplankton and zooplankton.

- Menhaden: These fish are found in the Chesapeake Bay and feed on a variety of phytoplankton and zooplankton.