And I will tell you that a local university has started a marine biology program just ’cause there’s enough kids who wanna study marine biology in Wisconsin. (chuckles) But there are other people who, I mean, they’re just so dedicated. We have a, I think, I don’t know whether he’s retired or not, but we had a keeper who worked at the bird house. He was a professional chef and decided he wanted to become a zookeeper. And he went down to Santa Fe Community College and got an associate’s degree. He came back and, I mean, he works, he loves bats, he works with bats. So, you know, he works with in conjunction with the DNR, so we know we have six of the seven species of bats that use the Milwaukee County Zoo as feeding grounds, but we have no nesting areas and he’s out there getting sounds from the bats and all the rest, I mean. So you get these kids who just take off on their own and are just so amazing.
