Well now, they’ve got a code green situation at national. And I think in most of those now, so if an animal does escape, there’s a code green and everybody’s alerted, the vets are alerted, the security forces are alerted, and this is, regardless of what it is now, it used to be only if they got out of the building. But now if they get out of the enclosure, like in small mammals, if a mammal say, jumps over your shoulder and gets out in the back area, you still have to declare a code green. We were talking about this at one point where a lot of times the keepers wouldn’t do it. I mean, they just re-grab the animal, put it back and not say anything. But in the 60s, especially in the 60s and to a certain age in the 50s, I wasn’t that much involved in the 50s. But in the 60s, we had animals get out all the time and not just small animals. I mean, we had bears get out, we had snow leopards escape, we had cheetahs get out.
