You wouldn’t know either, I don’t know. I mean, I think it’s, from what I’ve heard, it’s not as cooperative as it used to be. And it tends to be, well, no, this is, and in, yeah. So it’s a work in progress. I think that the Contraception Committee, which is now called something else, but that worked well, Cheryl Asa’s project on zoo contraception, but then, you know, you learn and you learn, I mean, you could give a female giraffe contraceptive food. You can’t make her eat it, (laughing) but then you depend on it and suddenly you have a baby giraffe. (chuckles) The zoo business has changed greatly in the years that you’ve been in it.
