i can t tell you. they re very happy. if they weren t happy, anderson, they would have scratches on them. they would have nosebleeds on them. they would lose weight. they wouldn t breed. they wouldn t eat. that s what happens to animals that don t adjust to this. now, let me give you one more quick example. at the columbus zoo we re opening in two weeks, a $21 million polar bear habitat with stream, living trout. polar bears with tide pools. guess what the columbus zoo does, we put in $32 million for projects around the world. we just got through putting $400,000 at the columbus zoo alone in polar bear research up at the fort pole. i can give you example after example of this of zoos doing this. i hope all zoos and seaworlds make billions of dollars. we know we re growing. i don t know about peta and hs and all this other stuff, but we want to touch the heart and teach the mind. that s what we re doing, anderson. last night on the program we had someone who was very