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Speaker 1: This mediated podcast. Welcome to media to Trivial, the only game show where conservation always wins. I mean your host, Spencer new or Than. Today we're joined by Janice cal Mark, Brody, Max Karin, and Hans. You'll notice one name I didn't mention there, and that's Steve Brunella. This is a Steve Liss episode. Yeah, I walked the clap, but I like my job. I just the fact that we have to call it out. It was the last time I want to talk about it is just like the most bizarre, weird thing to me. It's gonna be half as long as a normal episode. I'm gonna call it out every episode, just so Yannest can give us like a vibes check in the room. Honest, how you feel without having Steve here? I feel the same as that. What if I have him here, Well, we're gonna his energy will be missed in one form or another, whether that's positive or negative. That's right now, Hans, Max, you've been on the podcast before. But if folks don't recognize your names, tell them what you do here meat eater Max. I'm a camera guyan editor. Um. I work on ducklore go on miscellaneous shoots, do a lot of cooking stuff. Went on a shoot with the Honest last spring. Um. But yeah, if I'm not out in the field sitting in front of the computer making that story come to life, how is you honest to work with? You know? How is Max to work with? He's a dick. That's the same Max that was that was party to the Kimmy and Shawn's harrowing hunting story and yes, I was a part of that in New Mexico or Mexico. We're also joined by Hansi, another waterfowl fella. Hans He tell folks what you do here. I'm a video editor, so I do uh like Cow's Weekend Review and sourced and some of those long form pieces that you see on YouTube. So I am not in the field. I'mlike Max. Both fellas do great work. Now, if you're not familiar Max and Hanzi, this is a ten round quiz show with questions from our four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, cooking. There is a prize. Media will donate five dollars to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. Now, last time we played, we revealed each player's average score per game if you don't remember. The leaders in the clubhouse are Brodie, Steven Jannie, who each average roughly six correct answers per game. But the stat of the week for this episode is winning scores. The average winning score for trivia is seven point zero two correct answers per game. The best winning score we've ever had was Brodie, who once got ten correct answers, and the worst winning score we've ever had with Steve, who once got four correct answers. The most common winning score is eight, which happens about of the time. So if you want to win media trivia, plan on getting between seven and eight correct answers. It's a between seven and eight. You're gonna they're gonna have the right answer on one, and then you're gonna have one that's acceptable. It's right. So seven point zero two correct answers per game. You think you got that in you, Yanni, Yes, you're nervous because as now, the last time we played, we had a question about how many species of wildcats are native to North America. I said the correct answer was six, which I got from National Geographic but about a dozen listeners pointed out that there is a little known seventh species. This is the Margai cat, which is similar in appearance to the aucelot. They're commonly found in South America and Central America, and we're even documented one time in Texas in eighteen fifty two. So the correct answer is seven, not six, which we will get fixed for the board game. And I went back and listen to the show and that answer would not have impacted the outcome of the game. So seven wildcats in North America. This is usually the part in the episode where Steve so that you stuck at your job, right, Spencer. I don't I don't like getting it wrong like that. But if you can't trust National Geographic, who can you trust? I don't know. Man marr cat m r g u a Y something like that. M A r g a Y. Also, the last time we played without Stephen Brody, I was explaining to these guys the vacuum theory that a lot of white tail hunters talk about. Now Mark filling these folks on the vacuum theory real quick. So the basic idea here is that white tail bucks in particular typically have a home range where they have some type of territorial status. The average home range size is somewhere around three fifty acres, give or take. So the idea here is that in some places they'll be like a big bully buck who will kind of lay out his territory and scare off others and keep others out of that general zone. Does that sound familiar you guys? It all hasn't happened to me yet. Okay, I know where we're getting at here. I see where this is going, Spence, keep going, keep going. I like where your heads that. So the idea here is, though, once that big bucks killed or disappears for whatever reason, it creates a vacuum. There's now this open turf, there's this open great habitat, and other deer will come in and take that claim that territory. So I imagine if a vacuum is opened up elsewhere, somebody will claim that turf to even outside of the wildlife world. Is that where? So in this scenario with mediator trivia Stephen Brodie, or the old dominant bucks that died and the honest and mark and call of the new bucks that rolled in to take their stuff. And I was explaining that I was explaining this theory to Brodie before our live show in May and Brodie's response was this, Well, what happens when that old buck comes back and kicks everyone's ass? So we're gonna get a look at the vacu tale Hunter's self fulfilling prophecies all it is. It's like, so, so here's an another reason to sit in a tree all day. That's right. So we're gonna get a look at the vacuum buck theory today. Well the old gray bucking Brody take back his stuff, or well one of the new bucks, like Mark, hold its ground. I'm coming for you, Brodie. Yeah, I'm mule deer hunter. So it doesn't really, it's just really doing
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a masterful job of adding depth to trivia. Just try to have one simple thing, but no backstory. Tension, tension. Yeah, and with that we're on the trivia play the drop, Phil, Look, I need to know what I stay in the wind. Everything I'm saying just tend to win everything. Davon Suckers. Question one. The topic is cooking, and as always, this will be multiple choice. What type of fish is served in an Arnold? Bennett omelet? Is it halibit, tuna, haddock or snapper? Again? What type of fish is served in an Arnold Bennett omelet. Is it halibit, tuna, haddock, or snapper? You honest, you ever put fish in your omelets? You know, I don't make almlets much, but I've thrown some smoked trout in some scrambled eggs times. We can call that the honest patelis omelets someday I must seem to be dry, and I'm not into dry eggs. I like a wet, creamy egg. You're you're such a butter fan, Like, how how do you produce a dry omelet? You know, I was criticizing eggs just get overcome at breakfast one time, because you know, at the opposite of a dry omelet, it was right wet one a wet omelet, and so like in kitchen terms, you're like, yeah, I want that wet. People find that very unappealing. I've learned. Yeah, see, I would prefer the wet absolutely again, the Arnold Bennett omelet. It has halibit, tuna, haddock, or snapper, one of those four fish. I have no idea. There's everybody just gets it. I'm going off, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying snapper, Max saying halibut, Brodie sang Halibit, Krin saying haddock, Cal saying snapper, Hansi saang haddock, and Jana saying snapper. The correct answer is haddock. Now you're gonna explain who this. Arnold Bennett guys chefs at the Savoy Grill in England created this dish for novelist Arnold Bennett in the nineteen twenties. The omelet is made with fluffy eggs, smoked haddock, hollandaise sauce, and grated cheese. I was envisioning some like you know, quote unquote golf athlete in Florida like our No, exactly exactly. We had a few folks, get it right. We're on the question to the topic is fishing. Who hosted Animal Planets TV show River Monsters? Who hosted Animal Planets TV show River Monsters? You had to lush us head of hair? I remember that, just sort of like you kept long and blowing. Yeah, sort of like you could face for Jim Shocky, I can see his face. But again, who hosted Animal Planets TV show River Monsters? Again? Does anybody in the room notice I think we should steer clear TV shows. You want first and last name, you know last name is good enough, guest first name. Oh, it just came to me. I think, oh my god, I'm humunculus got you, my kids, I think got I mean, I'm just gonna pay name. You know what. I watched one episode of that and and they're like, so this is what it has to be, but instead we're gonna catch this because we can't figure out how to catch that. And I was like, well, this show is bullshit. Listen, their show is it's it's the greatest fishing show ever made. Here's what I love about
it takes it, it breaks it down for layman um. So in their Jeremy look your answers, we have Mark saying Jeremy, Max saying, Adam Brody saying Jeremy Wade, Karen saying I forget Cal saying Jeremy Wade, Hansi saying Stanley Tucci, and Jana saying Jim Ship I wasn't gona put Steve Irwind. The correct answer is Jeremy Wade love it. Are we giving it to the people? Whatever? Cal? Did you have that before? I said absolutely not that Cal doesn't get it. The other folks do, I said his name, Yeah, exactly, And we don't know. Man, this this might this might be on you. I think you have to give him the answer. I mean that I wouldn't be surprised, and I'll just say it that way. I wouldn't be surprised. Whatever. Good about that? It's Brody did have it before I had this. Jeremy doesn't count. Not good enough, So just Brody on that one. Just you got the second part without any tips. That's true. Yeah, here's what's great about Jeremy. He was talking about like, now I want to fish this spot because of the current actually goes backwards, and it's like, yeah, it's just like an eddie. But it's like very common for us. But when he explains it to someone who doesn't know fishing, it's like, whoa, the current goes backwards. I found that most people on a river do not. They have a very hard time with upstream and downstream where the water comes from versus where it's going. Like, yeah, I don't get up now. I want to ask Steve if we could have Jeremy Weight on the podcast, and his answer was no, that person doesn't interest me. Then I asked why, and Steve responded by pointing out a lady walking across the street and said, I don't know that lady doesn't interest me either? Should we have her on the show? And I've never brought it up since? That's good? So do I get that point? You do not? Why is that because I gave the answer? No, you gave a part of a word of the answer. Get the full name now, I just I just want to know, because that is essentially just like anybody else being like oh and saying something and then you know, then there's this big argument Steve loses a ship and blah blah blah. I think you should give Cal the answer unless he beats me by one question. My vote is to give it to Brody and Cow because we would give it to Brody and Cow. Yeah. Well if you give it to Kelly, you gotta give it to Mark then because Mark just Jeremy, which which Sencer said, but I question through the topic is haunting. This next great question is from Steven Ronella. If you have a question you think is right for meata to trivia, you can send it to trivia at the meat eat dot com. This state has a sheep named after it that's created by crossing a moufl on. You and ramble a ram. What is it again? This this state has a sheep named after it that's created by crossing a moufla on you and ramble a ram. What is it looking for the state? This is one of the United States you're looking for? This state has a sheep named after that's created by crossing a moufl on you and ramble a ram. What is it? Pretty stumped room, but Jannie had a quick answer. How are you feeling, Janni? I'm feeling all right about it. It's still a guess though. One more time. This state has a sheep named after it that's created by crossing a mouffl on you and ramble a ram. Does everybody have an answer? I want more time work for you last time? Are you going to say the answer this time? Well, you just challenge Spencer as to why it's not good and then her I can't believe that happened, slipping get ahold. Does everybody of an answer? Brody, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying Nevada, Max sang Alaska, Brodie saying Hawaii, Krin saying Nebraska. Col without an answer, couldn't come up with the state. Hans he saying Washington and Janice saying Texas. Somebody in the room did get it right. The correct answer is Texas. It is the Texas stall sheep. Now, these animals were bred just for hunting purposes, but it's now popular to raise them for their meat and past your clearing abilities. You don't need to tag to kill one in Texas, but outfitters do charge anywhere from one thousand dollars to five thousand dollars to hunt them. Texas the state home to the barnyards. Slam, Did you know that? Um? I couldn't have told you that it was the Texas doll sheet, but I had heard Steve sometimes gets on people if he sees a picture of them with one of these sheep, and so I had remembered that it happens in Texas. Bus I mean where else? What other states do a bunch of crossing of animals? Why? Question for the topic is trapping. What is the largest land dwelling member of the weasel family? Again, what is the largest land dwelling member of the weasel family? Oh, a quick answer from Mark and Max what constitutes land dwelling? A land dwelling member of the weasel family like more time. This is the the definition you'll find in any dictionary, any wildlife source. This is their terminology. The largest land dwelling member of the weasel family. See an argument, your weasel. Does everybody have an answered? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark say, Max saying Marmott, Brody's saying wolverine, Crane saying badger, Kyl saying wolverine, Hans saying pine, Martin, and Jana saying fisher. The correct answer is wolverine. I's just trying to think of weasels. Come on, does that mean there's an otter that's bigger than wolverine a weasel? Oh, you're just trying to think of any weasel. Although no, I did. Although wolverinees go up to fifty five pounds, they aren't even the biggest member of the weasel family. That distinction goes to the sea otter, which can grow up to ninety pounds. The smallest weasel is the least weasel, which weighs less than an ounce. So Brody knew it all there, even the even the fact question five. We'll get a scoreboard update after this from Phil. The topic is fishing. This next great question comes to us from Lee Nelson. If you have a question you think is right for meat Eat to trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meat eat dot com.
There are five types of salmon found in the Great Lakes. Named two of them. There are five types of salmon found in the Great Lakes. I want you to name two of them. It seems like a confident room except for cal and he probably knows this because he growing up right on the Great Lakes. Maybe put a lot of confidence in me there. We have a lot of Great Great Lakes folks in the growing up in Michigan in the UH late eighties, early nineties, Like I knew there was salmon, but it seemed like every time we went to the fish hatch tree, all they talked about where those lamp rays. That's all I remembers from a kid. There would just be lampreys stuck to every fish that was swimming around a great lake. Yeah, they like to eat those salmon. Does everybody of an answer again? Looking for two of the salmon found in the Great Lakes? Ye? Down two words two answers, put down all or nothing? One point question. What happens if you put down all five. Then then you get it wrong. Cranny got an answer. Answer, go ahead and reveal it. We have Mark saying chinook and King, Max saying king and Chinook, Brody saying co ho and Chinook, Karen saying king and Chinook, Cal saying chinook and cocone e, Hansi saying pink and Atlantic, Yana saying king, and what's the other one? He wrote coho? The correct answers are chinook, co hoo, pink Atlantic, and cocon e. A lot of kings in this room didn't get it right. Now say those again. We have a chinook, a co hoo, pink Atlantic, and cocon e. Is King a name for one of those? I'm gonna do that thing. I didn't mark anyone who wrote came with halfway through the game, a trivia hit us with a scoreboard update. Phil sure thing in last place, but first place in spirit. We have Max I thought we were playing golf, zero place and then coming up tied for third place. We have Karin and Mark with one point. Tied for second place are Janice and Hansi with two, and then tied for first place Brodie Henderson, Henderson and Ryan Callahan with three. Oh. We got a game. I don't think you should get Jeremy Wade right right. The question six. The topic is conservation. The algon Quin wolf got its new name in what was it known as before that? The Algonquin wolf got its new name in what was it known as before that? So it's currently known as the Algonquin wolf. I'm looking for its old name. How are you feeling, cal Uh, I'm split between two answers. One of them are really okay, right down to your other. One crossed out so we can we can see, so I don't feel like it's like overly tricky. Does everybody have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying the timberwolf, Max saying the Mexican wolf, Brody saying the red wolf, Karin saying the blue wolf, saying the red wolf, HANSI sang the Adirondack wolf, and Jana saying the red wolf. Nobody got it right. The correct answer, which Cal crossed out, is Eastern wolf. It used to be thought that the Algonquin wolf was a subspecies of gray wolf, but recent genetic testing has shown that they're actually more closely related to the red wolf. The algonquin wolf got its name change six years ago and has been reclassified on the Endangered Species list as a threatened instead of species of special concern. Nobody got it right. We're on the question seven. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Warren White Knight for sending in this great question. Warren is going to get an orange meat eater hunting vest that was signed by everyone in the room. If you want a chance to win the listener Question of the Week and send your question to Trivia uh at the mediator dot com. There are five states that have less than ten percent forest cover. Name one of them. There are five states that have less than ten percent forest cover. Name one of them. M M, So we're looking for the five least forested states in America, but you just have to name one. I'm pretty confident in some quick answers in the room. Janice just starting to write cow, just starting to write Does everybody have an answer? Yes, Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Marks saying Iowa, Max saying Oklahoma, Brody saying Kansas, Karn saying Nevada, Cal saying Nebraska, Hans saying Rhode Island in Janice saying Kansas. The correct answers are North Dakota, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, and Iowa. Room did pretty well. Do you need to know who got right? I think I got the room did fairly well, fairly well, and Karin crossed out the right answer to write. Nevada Dakota is the least forested state in America, with just two percent of its ground covered in trees. That's followed by Nebraska three percent, South Dakota at four percent, Kansas at five percent, in Iowa at eight two percent. You know what they say about North Dakota. Their state tree is the power line. You want to hear another joke about Northcoat, Yes, I do. I love them They Lena Joe in Minnesota. For every tree there's a good looking girl behind it in North Dakota. Can you a follow up a little info for the next Sorry, that means that there's not very many trees, so there's not married and many good looking girls that kill. But I'd like to know if that's natural causes, Like, is that natural or is that because of genetics? Abatat law students say farming and we can look at it. I would guess that's natural. I would imagine if even if North Dakota put its mind to it, it's not going to get above ten forest cover, So they're all grasslands. Farm Now, interesting point would be that if you were to I think this is right, if you were to judge what state has the most of its landscape converted from it naturally? Was Iowa's the number one? Something like the state has been converted from its natural habitat. WHOA, that's a great fact. Why the white tails like it? There's so much I love corn beans? Question. We're gonna score board update after this. The topic is hunting. What was former Vice President Dick Cheney hunting when he shot Harry Whittington? Oh? What was former Vice President Dick Cheney hunt sing Democrats
when he shot Harry Whittington? Now, Phil, if you were playing this round, how do you think you'd be doing? Oh? Oh, I knew the answer to this to this one, but I mean, like I was lost for most of those. I don't think I would have gotten anything before the Uh she got I think three on this one, so the Shelby index would say the winner of this round she gets six, which were on pace for them. Does everybody have an answer again, what was Dick Cheney hunting when he shot Harry Whittington. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying grouse, Max saying pheasants, Brodie saying quail, Crin saying pheasants, Cal saying quail, Hansi saying doves, and Janice saying quail. The correct answer is quailed. Oh my goodness, it happened in two thousand six in Texas. Cheney shot Whittington with a twenty eight gauge as Whittington retrieved a down bird behind him. Whittington was hit in the face, neck and chest, and later suffered a heart attack because of a baby lodged in his chest. But the most amazing part of this story is that after all that, Whittington actually apologized to Cheney, saying he was deeply sorry for everything the vice president had to deal with and that he hoped he'll continue to go to Texas to seek relaxation he deserves. He's quite a sportsman with the old twenty eight gauge. That is fun to hear about that. Uh, that feels like some European like fox hunting stuff in Texas. Wail was on like a deep debate between the twenty eight and four tan with in like the heart of quail country, which which is bigger? The twenty eight four tens supposed to have more skill, so the four ten is smaller than twenty eight gauge less efficient, you'd say, um, but there's so when you're at your the pinnacle of your quail hunting career, you're how with a four tan and then uh, I've been told that that gun has to be retired due to the crippling rate. Once your responses start to slow a little bit, and then you progress on to and twenty. But there's a lot of folks who the hubrisk gets them, and they're they're packing around a gun that they haven't earned. So Cheney should have went down to a twenty game. I don't know. Man could have been a lot quicker than he looked. Phil the scoreboard update. We have two questions left. That's right. The only players left in the game now are Janice who has four points and Calan Brody who have five apiece. Two questions left. I can't get skunked. I'm still going to answer these two. Everyone keep playing. Hold on, you're still at zero max. Yeah, question nine. The topic is conservation. This is a visual question. If you want to play along and see what the room is seeing, they go to Instagram and check out at Spence to new Arth. I'll make it my most recent post. Back in February, I declared the Missouri Department of Conservation as the greatest game agency logo in America. Then, coincidentally, one month later, a state changed their logo to take them from having one of the worst logos in America to having one of the best. I'm now going to show you this state's old logo and new logo, and you need to tell me what state it belongs to. Again, you're looking at the old logo and new logo of this state. Who changed it one month after I declared Missouri is having the best one in the country. Are you implying that you might have had a you know, you might have inspired them to change their logo. You know, I felt that for a minute, but then I read into a little more and realized I started the process than before. This is a DNR logo. Yes, not a fishing game. It's a fishing game, d n R Wildlife Department, whatever you wanted to be. It is a state Game Agency logo. Marcus, what are you doing on your phone? I took I took a picture of it, so I keep studying it. Everybody search everybody else is looking at picture. I'm just looking at pictures. Every else looking over there? Us studying got me stuck. Mark, share that with me. He's trying to look for like a little Luminati symbols. Well, I of course scrubbed the state of its of its name on there, so you're not going to find the state name. It just just sitting too young. Brody is thinking real hard over there. I'm trying to figure out what kind of bird that is. There's a hant it has. A bird doesn't have to be a game bird. It's definitely not a game bird. It's one of the states that has white tails in it. That's a big one. Did body know this when they saw it? No? Mm hmm. This could be a chance for that three and a half year old come walking in this room right now, push some of the old bucks out. I think all the three and a half yearlds already out of the game according to the scoreboard. Yeah, where do I fall in? You're in the old You're you're one of the new old Bucks. That room, Yeah, the young old Bucks. Brody is an old old buck. You're a new old buck. Does everybody have an answer? Did you draw it over there first? For what each state means to me? Now again, if you want to play along, go to Instagram check out at Spencer North. You will see these logos there. I feel this entire question is just a gimmick to up your Instagram. Absolutely answers. We have Mark saying South Dakota, Max saying Ohio, Brody saying Minnesota, Corin saying New Mexico, Cal saying Mississippi, Hadzi saying Indiana, and Yanna saying Oklahoma. Answers. We do have a correct answer. Different answers It is Oklahoma. Janice got it now, jannest what was it about it that made you think Oklahoma? Uh, bushs prairies? And now I couldn't. I couldn't. That's why I put in Minnesota. The rebrand cost the agency nine dollars to have the logo made and one hundred thousand dollars to replace the old logo on signs and uniforms. The new logo is in the shape of an arrowhead to represent the state's Native American heritage and features a white tail buck, a white bass which is the state fit, and a scissor tailed flycatcher. The state bird just hired our art director Hunter Spence. They should have or like have a contest for high schoolers. They could, They could
achieve that same thing. Can you imagine taking a hundred nine thousand bucks and putting it towards habitat? Yeah, I might rather have a sweet sign now taking that extra five thousand for yourself. That decision that Cal made. It was funny you guys were calling out the bird because there was actually some controversy there. People didn't like that they put a non game bird on the logo because most folks associate the department with just managing fish and game. But it was very intentional saying that we don't just manage hunters and anglers. So that's why the scissor tailed flycatcher made it on there. It is now, I would say a phenomenal logo. Yep, I agree. That's a good, good angle. We're onto question ten. Hit us with a scoreboard update. Phil. It's all tied up with Janice, Brody and Cow having five points apiece. So it's the old old versus the Old New New Old question to on the topic is fishing. This next great question is from Jared Bailey. If you have a question you think is right for Meat Eat Trivia, you can send it to Trivia at the meat Eator dot com. This crustacean is named after America's longest natural sand spit, which is located on the northern edge of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. This crustacean is named after America's longest natural sand spit, which is located on the northern edge of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. So we're looking for the name fishing. Yeah, station for crabs, lobster, a crawdad a crab. Maybe you'd still like but it's stilling her. Oh yeah, you do. Still go lobster fishing, Still go crayfish fishing. Still go shrimp fishing. I don't even have a guess. No, I don't love him, Max, How do you not have a guess? We just named a bunch of stuff. This crustation is named after America's longest natural sandspit, which is located on the northern edge of Washington's Olympic Peninsula. You're honest, how you feeling about this. You have the quickest answer. I think I don't even know if what I wrote down as a crustacean Brodie, how are you feeling? Horrible? I think this is a horrible question. That's not very nice to Jared Bailey, someone who took time out of their day to write this question to trivia at the meat Eat dot Com. I think I apologize that person. It's very good question, Cal, how are you feeling? I picked an answer. I'm going with it. Okay, does everybody have an answer? Yes? Krian, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Mark saying the sand crab, Max sang the sandy cheeks. Brodie sang the dungeness crab, Krim sang without an answer, saying the Dungeoness crabby, which crossed out Cal saying the Dungeeness crab, Hans saying the Olympic sand crab, and Jana saying the razor clam. The correct answer is dungeon is crab. I love this question, which means we're going to overtime between Cal and Brody. Now. A sand spit is a beach land form off the mainland that usually develops where a coast changes directions The Dungeoness Spit in Washington is about five miles long and grows at about fifteen feet per year. It's a popular destination for hikers and campers in the Pacific Northwest. So what is the scoreboard? Update? Phil, we are going to overtime? It is six six with Brodie and Cow going to the tiebreaker. Great, God, don't make any sense at all. The first your last, you can be second, you can be third. Four? Hell you five? Not broodyanized first tiebreaker? It's like your third. You went to tiebreaker in the first. Every game we played now the tiebreaker. So no math on this one. Math got me on the first one. The tiebreaker is a numerical question, so whoever is closest to the correct answer will be declared the winner. The last known passenger pigeon died at the Cincinnati Zoo in what year? The last known passenger pigeon died at the Cincinnati Zoo in what year? Should be should be a gimme for a couple of old conservationists like these two. So are you giving them? Whoever's closest, Whoever is closest will be declared the winner. Get the typic conservation The last known passenger pigeon died at the Cincinnati Zoo in what year? That bird had a name, didn't it? Yeah, we already had that as one of the cal How are you feeling? I mean, I think we're both going to be in the Ballpark's gonna be who's going to be closest? You both got an answer. I got an answer. Brodi's crossing years off right now. It's like two thousand twenty two right now, Brodie, you got an answer. Answers, we have Cal saying and Brodie saying nineteen o five. One of you is nine years off, and the winner is Brody. The correct answer was nineteen fourteen, stuck a little longer. Well done. It's so funny. I was I was gonna put down nineteen o five too. That was about I would not have felt good about if Cal one because I gave the German wage to answer away. So I'm pleased. I was. I was. I'm in indifferent party here, but I was rooting for Brod. You know, conservation wins either way. Speaking of Brody, you now get to pick where the five dollar donation goes. So what's it gonna be? You know how some people like to say hunters only put money into conservation so they have more animals to kill. Who says that, Well, it's still like a thing here now, Well, it's kind of like why the Oklahoma State bishop Game Agency decided to Well, right, I really liked Hunt Mule Deer, so Mule Deer Founder was a good plot twist. So who's going to the Mule Deer Foundation. We have not donated them yet. Nope, that's that's why I picked them. Well done, Brodie. That's it for this game at Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.