Actually the facility in Frankfurt does. Bronx, in fact, I mean, it wasn’t their nocturnal facility, but I was really impressed with how they did the Bird House and just how well they did the naturalistic exhibits in the Bird House. And I retained that when we were looking at Small Mammals, I wanted to create an exhibit that allowed kids to get face-to-face with the collections. That’s why the glass came down. The glass was double thick pains, so that sound from the public area wouldn’t get back into the exhibits. We designed it mainly for diurnal, social, small mammals. And I personally think that’s still one of the best small mammal facilities in the country, if not even in the world. And the other thing was we did all the exhibits, the internal exhibits in house.
