Maybe we could make it available.” And I did. And that was about 1973. And we initiated a program there, which was still developing. It was a remarkable program. It bred a great many cranes, radiated tortoises from Madagascar over 300, many antelope, including several species that are now gone, but were bred in large numbers there, they were distributed to other zoos, and some were, sent like the Arabian oryx, were sent back to their site. Lemurs, several species of lemurs were bred they’re in substantial numbers, and the foundation made annual appropriations to cover the society’s cost. So it was a wonderfully generous and extraordinary situation that went on for many years, two or three years ago, I guess that’s right, two or three or three or four years ago, the Zoological Society, the Wildlife Conservation Society decided to close the operation and leave. And the only animals left on the island, as far as I’m aware, are the zebra.
