So we have a nice big primate inhibit, outdoor exhibit, animal that are endangered on exhibit, every day of the year, they’re active. They’re impressive animals and we had a few other things we did with them to make it more of a blend a lot of different water birds from Ethiopia and haraks and (indistinct) Now that’s an idea you had to sell to the zoo Director. Yeah and it worked. And its still working. It was not to be learned from looking at a little quarter acre or half acre enclosure of Himalayan tar. Or (indistinct) That was all they had before. Now there was something that was there that has some reason for being and there were good exhibit animals. And they were unique, they come from high mountains in Ethiopia, only grass eating primate and they were in trouble because farmers were going up higher into the mountains in Ethiopia to plant their corn and wheat, wheat and grass, shalatas loved them. And farmers were going to shoot the shalatas whenever they had a chance.
