Ben Lamm

It's like if we go take down big, slow moving targets.

Right.

Well, or targets that we're scared of, like wolves.

Well, then, you know, that either gives us some degree of safety or provides meat and furs and tusks and anything else that we can go utilize.

And so, you know, we as humans have been pretty bad at eradicating keystone species for quite some time.

Yeah, we want to focus on keystone species.

We do want to focus on species that mankind had a role in their extinction.

It's actually a pretty, we don't, like some people will ask us like, what were your top species and why?

And it's really kind of a matrix.

It's like, is there an ability to do it, number one?

Uh, is there a purpose in doing it?

Right.

So maybe it's ecosystem restoration.

Uh, maybe it's what science that we can then go apply to most cryptic endangered species partner.

Uh, you know, what are the cultural impacts, right?

Like indigenous, like, is there an indigenous component to this that people are excited about?

Right.

Like we just announced, uh, with the Naitahu research center, which is part of the Maori people in, uh, in New Zealand about the MOA.

Right.

And so,