Well, one of the things that, while I was very close to the children’s zoo curator for many years, Gail Snyder, and we’d considered several developments, improvements, extensions of the children zoo during her time. I was never satisfied. And Brookfield had one of, I think it was the third childrens’ zoo. And as part of it’s exhibit program, had about the third in the country. I think Philly was one of the first two, but at any rate. In terms of the direction we eventually took, I was dissatisfied with the engagement that was possible in the children zoo settings. I mean, yes, they became acquainted very closely with the pigs and the cows, et cetera. But in terms of what I regarded as more essential, that is bonding with other creatures, I didn’t see that occurring.
