 So that's really the big difference. It's not that their sting is more poisonous or anything like that. Not at all. They just get stung more. And we don't have those in the valley, and we don't, you know, they're mostly southern. But it's just hard on beekeepers to keep track of, because they have to bring in clean stock to breed with their honeybees. So it's just more of a cost for honeybeekeepers, again.