We are distributing several hundred carcasses of freshly spawned out Chums Dammen throughout the mitigation site to provide marine nutrients to put back into the system. It's common all over the northwest. Yes, it's just first time the ports set up a team to do this and the first time we've gotten some fish from the drive. There's some direct benefits to carnivores and scavengers, but most of the benefits are indirect and as the carcasses decompose they provide nutrients for all the species. They help the plants grow, which then bugs and small critters eat the plants and then bigger critters eat the smaller critters and the bugs and then bigger critters eat the bigger critters that eat the bugs and the plants. We are aiming for the water. We are also aiming just along the banks of the water so as salmon naturally spawn out and they die sometimes they end up on the bank and sometimes they stay in the water so we're trying to mimic that natural process. It seemed our mental team is out here for a little afternoon of Chums Chukin. What other way would you want to spend a Friday? Chum are a lot of fun to chuck. The critters are going to be super happy. It's like Christmas.