Well yeah, okay. We had some tremendous experiences with the apes there, there was a lot of different kinds, because we were getting, we would, I believe that the zoo was doing the correct thing by bringing in young gorillas, a number of them, to build a family group of gorillas, because that’s the way gorillas should be kept, in families. That’s the way they live, and they should be kept in families. And when people say, “Well, there’s too many in one cage, or too many in this and that,” each animal is another thing for all these other animals to do. So there’s plenty for them to do, because that’s what they would do in the wild, is interact with each other all the time. So that was really the best thing you could do, have done, the zoo could have done. That wasn’t anything that was my idea basically, because they were doing that before I got there. And they had a large number of them, as well as having, unfortunately, a lone big male, Sinbad, who was a legacy from somebody else, somebody else’s time, you know, at the zoo.