So PE people can appreciate it. It’s not worth doing because it’s never gonna work as well as seeing a lion with cubs or something like that. Right? But if you’re a biologist and you want to go out in the field and study how, how they live and where they live and look into their nest chambers and that sort of thing, or, or do experimental research on how that star nose works, because it’s a receptor for electrical fields and it can detect earthworms and things like that. Anything that has muscular activity and gives off very small currents, it can be detected by that organ, if I remember correctly. It’s a really neat story and it’s fascinating, but those are things for a scientist to investigate. They’re, they’re not easy and you’re never gonna sell the public on stuff like that. The general public is, wants the easy, they want the low hanging fruit in terms of zoo exhibits, I think. So they’re the big interesting things.
