Yeah, I think it comes back to that thing I was saying earlier about just interaction, especially younger children. The touch, the feel, the chase, the interaction through glass and the shows. So having animals that do that which connect with children. Or having, I mean, these things like tunnels which kids can walk into. I saw one in New York in the shark tank where there’s a 360 degree tunnel of perspex that can walk in and can be immersed in the shark tank. That kind of thing is always great for young children. Teenagers are really a challenge. And I’m not sure whether one will necessarily ever engage teenagers to go to the zoo unless they’re a very special breed because I think zoos have this reputation that when you stop being a kid and you become a teenager, you don’t go to zoo until you come back as an adult with children or with nephews and nieces.
