And so I learned never to argue with them, you know, if he reprimanded me about anything. So there was this cultural factor that they hadn’t taken into account that affected that little scenario that we were enacting in the course. So that was, but we did a lot of that stuff. So we’ve talked about the personnel part and then the other part was animal expertise and understanding the subjects that you’re working with. And I’ve always been a staunch believer that you need to really understand the critter as well. You need to understand not only how they act in captivity and what you can do with them in captivity, but you need to understand something about their physiology and their ecology and their natural history, reproduction, all that sort of stuff. Because sooner or later something’s gonna come up that you’re not gonna be able to solve unless you can understand the biology in a bigger realm. And I’ll give an example of that.
