Shayle Matsuda

Yeah.

Let me.

So actually, OK, I got permission to tell this part of that story.

And like an example of that is a colleague of mine recently went into a local classroom to talk about corals and the research we do.

And she asked the students, like, what was the biggest threat facing corals?

And everybody said sunscreen.

Oh, no.

And, you know, that's a that is like the kind of.

oh, no moment.

And she actually spoke with some of the teachers.

And they were like, we had no idea.

This is what people have been telling us.

This is what we've been telling our students.

And that's where that's not good.

It's a great way to get people to understand that small actions that we take every day can have really big impacts.

However, in no way is like we have to focus on climate change.

Super excited.

Any time that...

corals can go you know make it into social media get across people's radar like why is that you know do i want to learn more um it's really great because there's a lot of animals in the world that are endangered right like corals are you know part of why corals are such a great you know organism to talk about these kind of things is that they're gorgeous you know and so like

Like, having, you know, companies celebrate coral, bring attention to coral is always greatly appreciated and really exciting.