Well this is, if we are honest, a small number of species like Al, which was completely extinct in the wild and the population, self sustaining population in Europe and I think also in America has been built up. And since the eighties or the nineties we started to release animals in the wild in Mongolia, in colognes who were in particular in the Pusha of Hungary. So, and the main thing is this costs a lot of money and we are all sometimes blamed for that. We pay so much money for single species, but don’t do anything for the rest of the habitat. But you have to see that these animals are flagship species. They stand for so many other species of animals and plants in that region and they attract the attention. And so a flagship species helps very much to conserve the whole area. The same is true for the Golden Lion tine.
