Sean laughed. "It would be cool, don't get me wrong. But imagine that all of the animals that come here are our pets. That's the best way to think of it without possibly doing wrong by them. After all, the whole point of wildlife sanctuaries is so they don't need to be caged up in zoos and people's backyards. What was that one guy's name, decided a fucking tiger was a good pet? Nah man, we can have a dog, a cat, anything you can get at the pet store. And maybe a falcon or something like you see in those medieval TV shows. But unfortunately, this isn't Harry Potter and they won't bring us our mail every morning." He sipped his own wine. "I think one of my parents' ideas was to make it a sort of virtual experience. The sanctuary, that is. Set up a website, maybe even a place here where they can sit and relax away from their habitats. Then one of our tech startup friends would see if they can make drones, cameras, and so on that'll allow people to see them without disturbing them." He set his wine down. "Of course, there's also that grotto I was gonna take you to sometime tomorrow, so it's not like nobody is gonna disturb them. But we'll be quiet...until we get there anyways." His shit-eating grin spoke volumes about just exactly what kind of noises they'd make at the waterfall.