And I saw ’em there and I saw that when they came in, I could actually jump onto a camel and get between the humps and take it for a ride. Nobody was around. I would go out to the Barnes myself and we were collecting materials from, I, we did, we were working with a chemist at Howard University to analyze the scent from those camels. But I didn’t do it. I didn’t do it. I thought, you know what, if you get hurt, you’re gonna look stupid. And I had done a stunt like that at the Brookfield Zoo, which I’ll tell you about. ’cause I’m an old man now, and it’s not gonna affect my grade or my pension, but there was a cloud of leopard or a snow leopard every morning I came in, it was behind the Lion House and had a very large pen. It was like a corn crib, a huge or two corn crib cages together with vertical bars. And every morning I came in, they had these logs in there and it would hide behind the logs and stalk me.
