Yeah, all the time. Bill Walker was the general curator. He had studied mammalogy, and he was really fascinated by all of the stranding. He started actually started the Stranding Network in Southern California. Jerry Goldsmith was the curator of fishes, and Jerry went on to work at SeaWorld also. And there was a lot of people that worked there that went on to other facilities. Ken Norris was one of the original curators at Marineland, and he went up and became a professor at UC Santa Cruz and taught a lot of people that went out into the zoo and aquarium community.
