Well, if they don’t, in terms of zoos 50 years in the future, that is very difficult to contemplate. No doubt some institutions will exist, that is be still in the business of keeping some species in captive circumstances for the education, the entertainment of their visitors, their visiting public. But I see that unless they fully embrace the conservation charges, they’re not going to have anything to offer. There simply will not be the diversity of species erate in our zoos now, certainly not the so-called charismatic big creatures. So they won’t be there. They won’t be on this planet. And that’s a general observation. I mean, it’s not just that a third of all the 6,000 or so species of amphibians are threatened with extinction, I mean, so 10% of the birds, 25% of the mammals, probably on the order of 25, 30% of all the reptile species, the diversity of these creatures. And the freshwater fishes too, at least at that level.
