Well, I mean, one thing is obviously to make sure that you don’t breed. If you can make sure, make sure you don’t breed any animals that are not gonna find a home or not find a good home. And this, that, that is a big challenge, of course, is that you can, you can often assume that, let’s say surplus lions, if you, if they’re bred, you’ll be able to find a home for those. And that may not be the case, not in terms of a good one. So the first thing is to make sure that breeding programs are only producing the animals that you know you are going to get a good home for. If, if not, then one has, again, it comes back to your, your particular audiences. You have to explain, and it’s a difficult one to explain to those audiences why from time to time you have to put a healthy animal down. But I think, I think zoos have to tackle that one head on.
