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00:15We are offering for the first time, and we're the only ones doing this residential in the entire country,
00:22the zap males, which basically are male mosquitoes that when released will mate with wild type females,
00:27causing those females that they mate with to become infertile for the rest of
00:31their lives. It is highly specific, it only affects one species, the non-native
00:36invasive Aedes albopictus, also known as tiger mosquitoes, so it's not harming
00:42anything else. The tiger mosquitoes being an invasive species, removing them is
00:47not going to harm the ecosystem because they're not supposed to be present here
00:51anyway. And I jumped on board immediately with him because he's lowering the mosquito
01:05population in a very humane and environmental friendly way, which I think is important for
01:12all of us because we all eat from the land, drink the water, and we don't want the chemicals
01:16you know going into our water and food supply at the speed it has been.
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