On that, we saw 50,000 of them in Maui. But you know, what’s knocking them now is their population is gone down to, I’d say less than, in our yard, less than 5%. We used to get as many as say 100 in our yard. They were a lot, and don’t knock the cane toads, they eat active, they feed on enormous centipedes and I’d heck of a lot rather step on a cane toad than I would a centipede. But they haven’t done, they’ve never done in Hawaii what they’re doing in Australia. One thing is they’re not as toxic to have something done on that, but yes, there is a great need to limit the creatures that do come in to Hawaii, and the present day ag rules are, the administration of them is not as, on a personal basis where they don’t expedite the permits, especially for the zoo, as they should. And so there are long delays, and the zoo does suffer for these delays. And if approved animals, there is a format, procedure for things that are on the, approved for the zoo list.
