Yep. The special exhibits was, gosh, highly successful. And it didn’t always originally deal with live animals with, that’s the trend we went to, to the point that it was live animals. Our point in doing it was to highlight a certain group of animals like frogs. And you could talk about all the messages and how various populations are in tough shape in the wild. Again, pollution, environmental degradation, there’s a variety of reasons, but we would often strive to not only give a great representation of frogs around the world, but also get some oddball species, if you will. The Goliath frog. I mean, it’s huge. It’s, it’s certainly a novelty and people were very interested in that type of thing. Anytime you can get that level of interest, it’s so much easier to put out your educational messages, your conservation messages.
