Oh, I think many zoos, let me start again. I think many zoos are attempting to put their animals in exhibits that convey the best possible idea of the environment that the animal lives in, in nature. There are obviously limitations and this is not inexpensive, but there isn’t much question that most zoos are going in that direction. Fortunately, many animals can be exhibited in environments that we find appropriate, that do represent their habitats and which are not difficult to represent. This is true of most ungulates, of a thing like bison or many species of antelope. It becomes more complicated when you’re dealing with tropical animals in a north temperate zoo. If you’re dealing with those tropical animals in a warm area, this is much less of a problem. Thus, the Orlando gorilla exhibits show gorillas in a tropical setting.
