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Chimpanzees are known to put special plants on wounds to heal them better, so my guess is that other animals do it also to some degree. Cows eating special plants for their stomach, chickens eating small rocks and sand, hell even dogs and cats eating some plants to fix their stomach.
"Fix". If I'm 10 minutes late with my dog's breakfast he decides he needs to eat half my lawn.
20 minutes later and you do not have to mow.
That's clever, but I'd rather mow than mop.