George Gilbert, actually was Georges Gilbert, was a Hawaiian, part-Hawaiian guy that was, worked for the territorial division of fish and game, ran their research vessel, whose name was Imua, which in Hawaiian means forward, move forward, go forward. Georges was employed as a poppies and whale catcher by sea life park. And George’s collected, I don’t remember which species now, but one, perhaps it was a dwarf. There was a dwarf, a pygmy killer whale, and then a pygmy sperm whale that was discovered, that Georges was able to collect. As a captive animal that Deborah was very successful, I think it kept banging its head against the cement of the pool. But at any rate, Georges was a great guy, had the good Hawaiian sea fairer instinct, and Georges died of a heart attack when he was operating this whale catching vessel in one day. But he collected many of the, both the terciops, the Pacific bottle nose and the false killers, whales that my daughter, Marley, trained. You had mentioned receiving a different kind of animal, receiving Galapagos tortoises.
