What eats saltgrass?

Saltgrass is primarily consumed by herbivores adapted to saline environments. Common grazers include various species of cattle, sheep, and deer, as well as some rodents and insects. Additionally, it may be eaten by birds and other wildlife that inhabit coastal or marshy areas where saltgrass grows. The plant's salt tolerance allows it to thrive in areas that are less hospitable to many other forage species, making it an important food source in those ecosystems.