Jeremy McBride

Uh, but this time with a person, uh, that we all know. And, um, Oh, you're teasing me. I'm teasing you a little bit. I'm sorry. It's pretty good. It's pretty good.

Uh, but this time with a person, uh, that we all know. And, um, Oh, you're teasing me. I'm teasing you a little bit. I'm sorry. It's pretty good. It's pretty good.

Uh, but this time with a person, uh, that we all know. And, um, Oh, you're teasing me. I'm teasing you a little bit. I'm sorry. It's pretty good. It's pretty good.

But also, by the way, think about what the medical care they get. The guy who's a horse vet is the guy working on a chimpanzee? If you're lucky. If you're lucky. If you're lucky, yeah. So if you think about the care, it's really horrible. But I was going to add to what you were saying, Eric.

But also, by the way, think about what the medical care they get. The guy who's a horse vet is the guy working on a chimpanzee? If you're lucky. If you're lucky. If you're lucky, yeah. So if you think about the care, it's really horrible. But I was going to add to what you were saying, Eric.

But also, by the way, think about what the medical care they get. The guy who's a horse vet is the guy working on a chimpanzee? If you're lucky. If you're lucky. If you're lucky, yeah. So if you think about the care, it's really horrible. But I was going to add to what you were saying, Eric.

One thing that we learned through the process about kind of what is this about, mainly we're talking about this very niche subject matter of captive chimpanzees in America, is which we learned there really only is about 1,300 remaining in captivity, which includes those who are already in sanctuaries in the U.S., about half of that 1,300.

One thing that we learned through the process about kind of what is this about, mainly we're talking about this very niche subject matter of captive chimpanzees in America, is which we learned there really only is about 1,300 remaining in captivity, which includes those who are already in sanctuaries in the U.S., about half of that 1,300.

One thing that we learned through the process about kind of what is this about, mainly we're talking about this very niche subject matter of captive chimpanzees in America, is which we learned there really only is about 1,300 remaining in captivity, which includes those who are already in sanctuaries in the U.S., about half of that 1,300.

And big zoos. Big zoos have about 250 of them still. So in terms of the kind of roadside zoo private home environment, it's between less than 100 chimpanzees that remain in captivity. So to answer your question, there might be more. But it's hard to hide a chimp.

And big zoos. Big zoos have about 250 of them still. So in terms of the kind of roadside zoo private home environment, it's between less than 100 chimpanzees that remain in captivity. So to answer your question, there might be more. But it's hard to hide a chimp.

And big zoos. Big zoos have about 250 of them still. So in terms of the kind of roadside zoo private home environment, it's between less than 100 chimpanzees that remain in captivity. So to answer your question, there might be more. But it's hard to hide a chimp.

There's less and less. The primates in general in terms of, you know, monkeys as pets, it's, you know, it's reported somewhere around 15,000 people in America have primates as pets. 15,000 people. 15,000 according to the American Animal Welfare Institute. Yeah. So that's what we're finding. But, you know, through that, we had to zoom out.

There's less and less. The primates in general in terms of, you know, monkeys as pets, it's, you know, it's reported somewhere around 15,000 people in America have primates as pets. 15,000 people. 15,000 according to the American Animal Welfare Institute. Yeah. So that's what we're finding. But, you know, through that, we had to zoom out.

There's less and less. The primates in general in terms of, you know, monkeys as pets, it's, you know, it's reported somewhere around 15,000 people in America have primates as pets. 15,000 people. 15,000 according to the American Animal Welfare Institute. Yeah. So that's what we're finding. But, you know, through that, we had to zoom out.

And I think that what we've learned, what I've learned personally about organizations that are doing something to protect wild lands and protect wild populations of chimpanzees, there's a lot of great ones out there. So we've been supporting a program that's doing 12 project sites in Africa, $10 million, 10,000 chimpanzees. And that's what we're hopeful for.

And I think that what we've learned, what I've learned personally about organizations that are doing something to protect wild lands and protect wild populations of chimpanzees, there's a lot of great ones out there. So we've been supporting a program that's doing 12 project sites in Africa, $10 million, 10,000 chimpanzees. And that's what we're hopeful for.

And I think that what we've learned, what I've learned personally about organizations that are doing something to protect wild lands and protect wild populations of chimpanzees, there's a lot of great ones out there. So we've been supporting a program that's doing 12 project sites in Africa, $10 million, 10,000 chimpanzees. And that's what we're hopeful for.

I mean, Africa is basically going to be China one day.

I mean, Africa is basically going to be China one day.