The fact that there is a displaced goal here, is not a good signal. When I hear about methane problem caused by cattle I see always people blaming cows. I'm ju

The fact that there is a displaced goal here, is not a good signal. When I hear about methane problem caused by cattle I see always people blaming cows. I'm just wondering... If cows are the problem, why they are doing research in sheep? Is a different animal, with a different gut arrangement, producing a totally different dry faeces that are much less troublesome as cow faeces are. I'm not expert in methane releasing, but if the results are than 'sheep release less methane than cows', or that 'small sheep release less methane than big sheep'... well; suddenly I does not feel so much revolutionary as before. How many years were they trying unsuccessfully to sell this concept?