And I said, it’s the currents, the warm climate from the rainforest that circulates up to the north, and it causes a lot of the rainfall that we have when you collide with warm weather and cold weather. And I had a guy from Woods Hole, a scientist who was a marine ecologist. And he said, I was on a ship once giving a lecture. And he said, Jim, I like what you said, but it may not be true. He said, it’s not the rainforest that create our weather. Good example, the Henry Doorly Zoo put in a $20 million rainforest exhibit there.
