And that animal eventually went, when I finished my PhD, went back to the zoo collection and it was sent out to live, its last days at CRC. And John Watson Jones, who was a keeper out there at the time, was fond of the animal. He knew its story. He knew that it was kind of, there was no other pH in captivity that we knew of. And it was a unique species, all species are unique. But this one, as Vivers go, was not following the, the norms in terms of terms of form and function. It was looked like a fox rather than a cit. And so when it died, you know, he called me up right away that Ajax has died. We named it Ajax.
