I think Texas ranching is more attuned to antelope species than there would be to elephants. Rhinos, I think, well, we know that some ranchers have had rhinos on the ranch, but in smaller quarters than what we’re talking about for rhinos and elephants in great numbers. But I don’t think that you would find, I don’t know if a rancher who would be willing to put huge amount of ranch space for elephants. I may be wrong, but that’s my feeling. So in order to do it, they’d have to go other than Texas and maybe they should, maybe the land would be more suitable, but I can imagine that any of these places where we’ve decided to put elephants, won’t be destroyed by those elephants just like they destroy their habitat in the wild. And we all know from seeing it that that occurs if they don’t migrate. And I think the good Lord thought about it when he put elephants in this world and had space where climate changes causes the rains to go from one place to another so that the elephants had enough space to allow the trees to regrow.
