Well, I’m not, I don’t want to see zoos survive in the next 25 years. If they’re not doing the right things that we talked about, conservation animal care, I think there’ll be less zoos in the future. I think they’ll have less species, but bigger quality habitats and, and less, and I think there’ll be less desire to just, the focus will be equally on the, the animals, the keepers that take care of them and, and, and the, and the public. So they’re definitely gonna be less facilities because I don’t think they’re gonna all be able to adhere to the higher standards that we are setting for animals, whether we’re doing it internally or governments. I’m talking about the United States too, because it’s, it could be different in other, in other countries. So I, I, I think the future will depend on, again, how, how we prepare for the future. How we be, we, we we design habitats that are always better and, and we continue to improve. And our messages need to be clear, concise, and, and, and we need to back it up with facts that, that, you know, we’re not, we’re not just saying that, oh, conserv conservation is, is not, you’re, you’re animal at your zoo is not the conservation budget.
