So they built, completely rebuilt those facilities. I mean they were being loaned the money to begin with and then the mail moved to Mexico City and they, and you can imagine the sort of how the London Press dealt with this and our other zoos couldn’t quite see what on earth we were up to. And my own, my own board originally were pretty skeptical, but in the end, actually they were very good about and said, you know, because I was making the argument, this is not correct, not right that we should keep this single animal when clearly, you know, we can do a lot more good by sending it somewhere else. Anyway, so the animal lands up in Mexico City and breeding starts again. And I can’t remember, I think about, I think there were probably two progeny from, from our male. We made no conditions on that male being given to them because had we made conditions, I don’t think the deal would’ve happened. You know, if we’d said, well, you know, you breed and we are gonna own half of them. And all the, you know, the usual argument we made no conditions because it, we felt it was the right thing to do.
