It used to be that. When people wanted another giraffe or another rhinoceros, they could simply go to the wild. They could buy an animal from an animal dealer who tamed it. From the wild. That's no longer the case. In the last year, just the last year, half of the noses on the planet have disappeared. They're disappearing in. Highly if they're going to persist, something is going to have to be done. Zoos for some of these species may be able to play the role. A small role in preserving some species so that they can be reintroduced to habitats in the future with chelski horse behind me, here is an example. This is a species that's extinct in the wild. The species is going to persist on our. In it, we're going to have to breed it successfully because all the chowansky forces in the world, complementing 13 animals that came from the wild, we have to be very careful about the breeding of these animals so that we don't get them unnecessarily inbred, and so that we avoid genetic diseases and factors like this. And this is true for many other species Chelsea boss.