I made it. It was all me. But it's, it's all in there. And it's all rotating to make sure that it's novel. But the way that we see them utilize that stuff really looks like play, I think a lot of times it is play. So you'll see them like with an object just spinning in a circle, shaking, shaking a dog bone all around, you know, all kinds of like, fun, natural behaviors, things you would see out in the wild offensive. You know, they're they're doing what they do best, which is being mischievous and manipulating objects, things like that. And then for our seals, and sea lions, who can be a little more choosy when it comes to objects, we've definitely had a lot of objects that we presented to them, where they've been, like, cool, and just kind of swam away. And that's totally okay to enrichments about choice, and they get to choose how they want to interact. But sometimes, a more powerful enrichment strategy can be adjusting their schedule. So we've had the opportunity to come in at night and feed our seals and sea lions and feeding at dawn and dusk is certainly a natural behavior we see for those animals out in the ocean. And we definitely saw a strong response from all of them. From almost all omegas