well, I believe there's a connection with a university in wll Hara, that they believe that they're able to, not unnecessarily, like create a new population, but just see how these actual models will thrive on another lake in Guadalajara. It has the same thing, they have the same, like, Tim, on the like the water, it's a much cleaner lake as well. And it just like mimics the same thing as like, Sochi. nugo. Except it has no, they're not worried about it being like, having a drought because there are sections there where water just keeps on flowing. It's so that's a that's a really, you know, it's a positive thing. Yeah. And so what they do is just, they have these wild axolotl, they tag them, and then they release them and the kind of just track it down, see how they're doing. So far, there has been very positive things. But obviously, this is not something that will be putting all of them exactly put all of them there is just something that I know that that university is doing. And so far, it's been pretty cool. Yeah, that's really, really one thing about Mexico is that I know that they have different types of museums. Because a lot of people do go to see if they're able to, like find one itself, right, like a wild and they're not going to find it. If they will, it's the thing about exotics is that they always, they're always hidden, like, they're Yeah, they're just very, the very to themselves, you know, they just, they will always be in like, the murky waters. And but one thing that Mexico does do is they make these museums that have genetically bred X Latos. And they're able to, like, showcase them and become CNN. Exactly. Yeah. And it's great because that, that funding goes to that again, the wild Yeah, exactly. to like, be able to help all of that, like research go in again, like, you know, to other places, not only in Mexico and so well