AG Gregoroff

So everything we do is made in America.

But the exotics, we bring in the best exotics from around the planet.

And they're all ethically sourced.

So for example, these parks in Africa, let's say there's a big bull elephant, right?

And that elephant is a breeding elephant.

You would never kill that breeding elephant because that's what's maintaining the population.

But at a certain point, that elephant will stop breeding.

And what that elephant will do is he'll kill off all the younger males to protect his girls, even though he's not breeding them anymore.

And then eventually, after years and years and years, he'll grow sick and he'll die.

But what the parks will do is they'll say, hey, as soon as he's done breeding and he's no longer a viable breeding male.

Now he's just a problem.

Let's kill him.

Right.

And that way it will allow the other males to breed and it'll increase the population.

And there's parts in Africa where elephants are extremely scarce.

And there's parts in Africa where they're infested.

There's just too many of them everywhere.

And the parks have to shut them off because there's just too many.

Just like you do a deer or bear.

There's like no brown bear in California.