Here we are, that was in 1964, the latest count is 52,000, the elephant seals, the only continental colony of elephant seals in the world. We have now over a million penguins. The sea lions, which was over a quarter of a million sea lions had been killed on Peninsula Valdes on the coast of Argentina. There were just scattered little groups of them when I first went there in the ’60s, today, they’re over 60,000 and coming back rapidly. And yet the community is growing. Our headquarters there, a little town called Puerto Madryn, its population was 4,500 people when I went there first, it now has a population of about 120,000.
