I am very skeptical. Heini Hediger was totally against it. I think if we need artificial breeding techniques, we make something wrong because our aim should be that species reproduce naturally. And if we can not reach this, it’s something wrong that we have to correct and improve that the animals finally can reproduce naturally. But I’m not as strict as Heini is in this view. With the loss of one species every 10 minutes, if you consider we have 30 million species of animals, we can no longer just save animals through regional breeding programs. We need other programs. And, for example, the (speaking in foreign language) in Berlin, Institute for Zoo and Wildlife in Berlin, they really improved the artificial insemination in white rhinos, in certain white rhinos, with a view to introduce it in the highly endangered Northern White Rhino.
