Michael McClafferty

You recall, Clare, being on, I'm sure, and Killian, I'm sure as well, but...

And other TV pros like it in the day.

But you know what was the main attraction a lot of the time?

Your lynx, your cougar, your wolf, your bear, whatever, coming in to endanger some child or whatever and bends you or whoever to the rescue.

This was the kind of situation going on.

And I mean, like, no harm to Killian and his point.

I respect his point.

Killian's point may be fair somewhere in the likes of, we'll say, for example, some national park that's totally 100% safely fenced in where the lynx, the wolf, if they are there, introduced as he puts it, cannot get out.

And obviously the human population then cannot go on either, or at least go on under safety measures at the very least.

if they want to go in for satine or so on.

But as other... But he says they're everywhere.

And have the wolves not killed people or lynx possibly in other countries?

I wouldn't consider it, no, because as Cillian says there himself about the sheep or about the deers possibly and his thoughts get maybe pushed from the hills down to along the roadside with the sheep's up in the hill.

Who's going to deal with the farmers when all the sheep are starting to be killed up in the hill?

Yeah, and obviously they're going to go for the easier target.

They're not going to worry too much about how well able the deer possibly get out of their way.

But if they have a nice handy flock of sheep up in the hill, where are they going to stay?

Like, you know, we have to be realistic here as well.

It's a good question, Clare, all right.

With respect, it is a good question.