And as soon as the people stepped back and they weren’t being fed anymore, the mother just turned around, two cubs followed her and went back down around behind the bear enclosure, but we didn’t know where she was. And so somebody had to go down there and find out where she was and get her locked back in. So the vets, Mitch Bush said, “I’ll do it.” And he didn’t get too many people saying, “No, that’s okay, we’ll do it.” But by the time he got around there, they had already gone back into their den and we were able to lock them back in and it was keeper forgot to put the lock on the door. And these were sliding doors and they just pushed the door open. But that’s just, I think that was probably as close as I can remember to what could have been a real disaster. I mean, if somebody had really gotten that female angry or scared to cubs. And the same thing one day was walking by the great a pass, and again, this huge group of people were standing by the orangutans exhibit and again, I walked in and here’s one of the females with her baby sitting in the planner and somebody had left the barrel in the exhibit and they were able to get up on the barrel and get out. But they had been sitting, I don’t know how long they’d been there, but they had a cooler that they taken from somebody, they were eating the sandwich, the kid was eating an apple and there was a Coke land on the, I guess, it was up, and people were just sitting there watching.
