No, because the goer naturally breed well, and they don’t have to. Will they do more of the insemination work with Sumatran rhinos. If we have a viable male and a female, that’s probably the best way to go. Unfortunately, right now we don’t have that situation. So yeah, they’re techniques. As far as the semen sorting, which means you centrifuge the seamen to the point where you separate the more of the male sperm go one direction, more the female go the other, and then use that fraction of the semen to inseminate the female. For hoofed animal, that is a utilizable thing for the great apes, which is where they are talking about it more than anything. That’s good, because one male can breed with several different females.
