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=== Goats and sheep ===
[[File:Sheep and cattle at a feedlot in Colorado (9381).jpg|thumb|left|Sheep are known for tolerating heat better than cattle.]]
Goats and sheep are often collectively described as ''small ruminants'', and tend to be studied together rather than separately. with goats in particular considered one the most climate-resilient domestic animals, being second only to camels. In Southeastern [[Ethiopia]], some of the cattle pastoralists are already switching to goats and camels.

Goats and sheep

Sheep are known for tolerating heat better than cattle.

Goats and sheep are often collectively described as small ruminants, and tend to be studied together rather than separately. with goats in particular considered one the most climate-resilient domestic animals, being second only to camels. In Southeastern Ethiopia, some of the cattle pastoralists are already switching to goats and camels.