Yeah, I think the big one in San Diego was the Arabian oryx. We were the clearing house for Arabian oryx going back to Oman in the Middle East for release into the wild, terribly successful program. We participated in that for 10 or 15 years and each subsequent release went easier and easier. So what they do is the first batch, they’re very careful with, make sure they get oriented, take a lot of time in the pre-release areas. Then every subsequent release after that, the animals that have been released in the wild come back to these pens ’cause they’re familiar with ’em. And then they just sister the new animals with them, and they take them off into the wild, and get them ready. A really interesting study off of that Arabian oryx one was, and these animals are all tagged so we know who they are. One of the males born at the wild animal park became the herd male in the wild in Oman for one of the herds.
