We’re dead center target for hurricanes. Hurricanes come up, go across the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula. And many of the models frequently have them coming right up the mouth of the Rio Grande River. And the Gladys Porter Zoo sits less than a mile from the Rio Grand River. So yes, we’ve had some major hurricanes hit us. They knew that though when the zoo was designed and the high water mark for Hurricane Beulah, which occurred in, I believe ’67, is what they chose as the minimum elevation for any of the animal exhibits. They were all built at least a foot or two above that. And so the zoo was built with that in mind, the buildings to house the animals were all built like fortresses, they were concrete block buildings built with reinforced steel, a core filled block on the outside of that then went a naturalistic skin with gunite, concrete and steel.
