If you see a herd of, of 20 in a big safari park running across a, you know, 30, 40 acres, that’s European bison, they’re socially adept, they’re in a good welfare situation. It doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s not stressful or anything like that. ’cause stress is all part of the equation. And you know, being able to, if you’re a young male coming up in the hair, being able to avoid your dad when he takes the hate with you, that’s all part of the learning process as well. And it isn’t necessarily a non-stressful one. So it’s, it’s a whole, the good welfare bit, there’s positive aspects for the animal that fun and there’s stuff that makes them equipped for dealing with the real world. So from a human perspective, you’re a lot more confident about your kid going out in the world if they’ve got street smarts, if they don’t and they’re walking, you know, through the Bronx with their wallet out, you know, that’s probably not very clever though. The Bronx is a very different place than when I worked there, you know.
