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research up there now that shows that brain size. Brain size has really no connection between intelligence and expressions of language and things like that. So animals can have a certain brain size because they do. It doesn't necessarily reflect in their ability to process information in their intelligence. So for a prairie dog, my question would be for a prairie dog because they're a language according to Tom what I'm understanding here. The language is very sophisticated and complicated and, grammatically, it's very much sort of in tune with how people will be expressing themselves. So the question might be instead of looking at their brain size, it might be in comparison to how it functions in relation to a human, is what do they have in their brain that might be in common with us? Like our processing centers in our brain, this is the two areas, the Brocase area and the Veronica area.