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an adult that a titanosaur, someone would reach a length of 123 feet, 37.5 meters. So that's what I was talking about. They didn't find out. The large one was a small one. And 123 feet, that actually sees the length of the blue whale, but the blue whale still looks the largest mass-wide animal to ever live or at least as far as they know. So the things can, they found that I guess, in the Arctic, some of the good, in the Arctic and the ice, sir. Yes, yes it is. Okay, thanks. Thanks Ken. Back to your name, we'll continue. Thank you. You're welcome. You're welcome, William. And especially here's a part of time that goes backwards and it says,
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