I mean, that’s a huge effort again. Well, that was a wonderful learning experience. When the large mammal house, that was built in 82, was going to be renovated, essentially gutted inside to make the Regenstein African Journey building with all new animals, focus on Africa, we had to, before construction could start, we had to move all of the giraffes, all of the rhinoceros, the elephants, pygmy hippopotamus, everything had to be moved out of the building. And it was probably the largest move ever made, maybe pound for pound, in the history of the zoo. Wow. And I knew that we had to get this right the first time. And it was really a staff effort. And we had a lot of meetings, a lot of planning, a lot of training.
