I would say there are probably less than there have, there, there are many of them that happen on the, the national level, you know, those species survival programs or SSPs frequently make breeding recommendations that that call for moving animals from one population to another, one institution to another. So I think those are, those are pretty common. They’re, they happen internationally, but they’re, they’re, I I think they happen less than perhaps they used to because there are similar regional management groups like Iza in Europe and others in East Asia, south America that manage regional populations. And we, and we’re talking about moving animals among places where we’ve got animals in human care. We’re not talking about reintroduction to the wild, which brings a, a whole nother level of responsibilities and potential threats when you’re thinking about potentially introducing problems into a naive wild population.
