We had the pandas and the idea was knowing what was going on in American zoos at that time. We are looking now at the sort of 80, really the eighties, late seventies and eighties. What was going on in American zoos in the way of investment in, in better exhibits was to have one spectacular exhibit that would show our public, our audiences what could be done. ’cause nobody really had seen what could be done with really well-designed exhibits. But unfortunately the governance of the, of the society at the time decided that they, they wanted to dissipate that funds into a whole range of other things. And so we, in a way, we lost that opportunity to, to really showcase something that London, which could tell people what could be done with further investment. You talk about in the seventies and eighties, London Zoo had contracts to design and stock some zoos and wildlife parks.
