We don’t care if it’s a male and a female. We don’t care if they’re geriatric. We just want them here so the people of Chicago can know something about koalas and the plight of koalas in Australia. And they said, “Sure, we’ll help you out. You need to build facilities. You need to find a source of eucalyptus brows for them.” We called on a former zoo colleague from the St. Louis zoo to embark on who was in the exotic plant business to begin a eucalyptus farm, to be a source of supply for brows for not only ours, but for other institutions as well. And it was largely a cooperative relationship. It was the relationships that we built as staff members with other staff members that allows us even to think about bringing to, bring in koalas to Lakefront, Chicago.
