Yeah. That his major publications that zoo people hopefully will continue to read. Well, indeed, I hope, Hediger is still an inspiration in terms of the diversity of interest that he exhibited in respect to animal behavior. And he, not only inspired people in terms of further studies in animal behavior, but also in human behavior. Ed Hall who was actually a trustee at one point of the Chicago Zoological Society. Hall’s two cardinal books in terms of human behavior were partly inspired by Hediger’s work. And so it wasn’t just limited to revelations in respect to animal behavior, but also in terms of behavior of other creatures such as ourselves. So, no, it’s cardinally important that people pick up his several works that go back to the 30s.
