You certainly had the llama, the turkey, the raccoon, the mink that ended up in Europe, and to this day there's feral populations of minks and raccoons because of fur farming and such like that. But really, like when we talked about diseases, this is really talking about taking stuff from the old world, putting it in the new world, and changing everything. Alright, we have one more. You wouldn't think that plants are really important, but crops, plants, food is muy muy importante. So go ahead, try to imagine a world where Italy doesn't have the tomato, where chocolate doesn't come out of Switzerland, and when there's no oranges in Florida. All of those are examples of foods that previously didn't exist in those locations. So once again, a lot of this Columbian exchange is less of an exchange and more of like the new world's got some cool stuff that you might want.