The problem with the Cincinnati Zoo obviously on very small acreage was a challenge, but it also was an opportunity. I remember I was standing in the parking lot and I remember that morning very vividly. We were contemplating a new exhibit, and I was looking up in that parking lot, looking up to the bird house, and I thought what a marvelous, orang display that would make. You know, I was in my own mind envisioning covering an area with trees, and eventually that became an area we ended up filling and became an area we called Jungle Trails, and it was, for a while it was one of the most, it was one of the best regarded displays in the United States. A submersive exhibit where you could actually interact with the animals. And it became a place where I would go into and you wouldn’t even realize- We’d planted, I think, I don’t know how many thousand trees in the area. Today when I go in there, and obviously these trees have gained size and it was an area developed as an immersive exhibit. You would walk through Africa and Asia.
