The tail of a female beaver is seen after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver swims after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver swims after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver swims after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver swims after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A female beaver is seen after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver is seen after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver swims after being released in a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver is released from its cage into a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

A male beaver is released from its cage into a specially designed enclosure, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

Staff carry the pair of male and female beavers to the release site, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in the grounds of Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

Beaver environmentalists Roisin Campbell Palmer and Derek Gow are transported by quad-bike with caged beavers to the release site, as beavers are re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years as part of a project launched by Enfield Council and Capel Manor College, in Forty Hall Farm, Enfield, Britain, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/John Sibley 

Wallace Spearman (C) crosses the finish line ahead of John Capel (L) and Charles Clark (R) in their men's 200 meters semi-final heat at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Oregon, July 5, 2008. REUTERS/Steve Dipaola (UNITED STATES) (BEIJING OLYMPICS 2008 PREVIEW) 

Tyson Gay (L) shakes hands with John Capel after injuring his leg in a men's 200 meters quarter-final heat at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Oregon, July 5, 2008. REUTERS/Mike Blake (UNITED STATES) (BEIJING OLYMPICS 2008 PREVIEW) 

Greece's Konstantinos Kenteris (R) crosses the finish line to win the men's 200m final in this photofinish picture, September 28, 2000 at the Sydney Olympic Games. Kenteris, won the race in a time of 20.09 seconds, leading home (L-R) Darren Campbell of Britain, Ato Boldon of Trinidad, Obadele Thompson of Barbados, Christian Malcolm of Britain, Claudinei da Silva of Brazil, Coby Miller of the U.S. and John Capel Jr of the U.S. REUTERS/Swatch/POOL BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 

AEK Athens' Akis Zikos (L) is challenged by Sevilla's Diego Capel for the ball during their Champions League qualifying soccer match at Olympic stadium in Athens September 3, 2007. REUTERS/John Kolesidis (GREECE) 

Shawn Crawford (R) beats Jason Smoots (C) and John Capel (L) in the men's 60m dash in the Millrose Games in New York's Madison Square Garden, February 3, 2006. Capel finished second and Smoots fifth. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine 

Spearmon Wallace, Justin Gatlin and John Capel of the U.S. (L-R) display their medals during the award ceremony for the men's 200 metres at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 12, 2005. [Gatlin completed the men's 100-200 double on a night of triumph for the U.S. at the 10th world championships. Gatlin won in a time of 20.04 seconds, ahead of second-placed Wallace and Capel who took bronze. ] 

Justin Gatlin of the U.S. displays his gold medal during the award ceremony for the men's 200 metres at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 12, 2005. Gatlin completed the men's 100-200 double on a night of triumph for the U.S. at the 10th world championships. Gatlin won the men's 200 metres title in a time of 20.04 seconds, ahead of second-placed Spearmon Wallace and John Capel who took bronze. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich AA/mk 

Spearmon Wallace, Justin Gatlin and John Capel of the U.S. (L-R) display their medals during the award ceremony for the men's 200 metres at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 12, 2005. Gatlin completed the men's 100-200 double on a night of triumph for the U.S. at the 10th world championships. Gatlin won in a time of 20.04 seconds, ahead of second-placed Wallace and Capel who took bronze. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich AA/mk 

Spearmon Wallace, Justin Gatlin and John Capel of the U.S. (L-R) display their medals during the award ceremony for the men's 200 metres at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 12, 2005. Gatlin completed the men's 100-200 double on a night of triumph for the U.S. at the 10th world championships. Gatlin won in a time of 20.04 seconds, ahead of second-placed Wallace and Capel who took bronze. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich AA/mk 

Winner Justin Gatlin (R) of the U.S. poses with his team mates, fourth placed Tyson Gay (2nd R), second placed Wallace Spearmon (2nd L) and third placed John Capel (L) after the men's 200 metres final at the athletics world championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. 

U.S. sprinters Wallace Spearmon (R), Justin Gatlin (rear), Tyson Gay (L) and John Capel gather after crossing the finish line in the 200 metres final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin won the gold medal, Spearmon the silver and Capel the bronze. REUTERS/Michael Dalder PH/JJ 

(L to R) Tyson Gay of the U.S. and his compatriots John Capel, Wallace Spearmon and Justin Gatlin pose after Gatlin won the men's 200 metres final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin won the gold in a time of 20.04 seconds, while Spearmon won the silver and Capel the bronze. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn CN/JJ 

(L to R) Justin Gatlin of the U.S. and his compatriots Tyson Gay, John Capel and Wallace Spearmon compete in the men's 200 metres final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin won the gold in a time of 20.04 seconds, while Spearmon won the silver and Capel the bronze. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn CN/JJ 

Winner Justin Gatlin (R) of the U.S. poses with his team mates, fourth placed Tyson Gay (2nd R), second placed Wallace Spearmon (2nd L) and third placed John Capel (L) after the men's 200 metres final at the athletics world championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach GB/JJ 

Justin Gatlin of the U.S. (L) shouts in celebration after crossing the finish line in first place to win the gold medal in the 200 metres final ahead of second placed Wallace Spearmon of the U.S. (2nd R) and third placed John Capel of the U.S. (C), fourth placed Tyson Gay of the U.S. (2nd L) and seventh placed Tobias Unger of Germany (R) at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin clocked 20.04 seconds. REUTERS/Michael Dalder PH/JJ 

Justin Gatlin of the US hugs his team mates after winning men's 200 metres final at athletics world championships in Helsinki. Justin Gatlin (R) of the U.S. hugs his team mates Wallace Spearmon (L), John Capel (2nd L) and Tyson Gay (2nd R, behind) after winning the men's 200 metres final at the athletics world championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. U.S. sprinters finished in the top four places in the race. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

Justin Gatlin of the U.S. (2nd R) shouts in celebration after crossing the finish line in first place to win the gold medal in the 200 metres final ahead of second placed Wallace Spearmon of the U.S. (R), third placed John Capel of the U.S. (2nd L) and fourth placed Tyson Gay of the U.S. (L) at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin clocked 20.04 seconds. REUTERS/Charles Platiau PH/JJ 

Justin Gatlin of the U.S. (R) hugs compatriot John Capel after winning the men's 200 metres final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 11, 2005. Gatlin won the gold in a time of 20.04 seconds while Capel won the bronze. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez CN/JJ 

Capel of the U.S. and Unger of Germany finish their 200 metres semi-final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki. John Capel of the U.S. (L) and Tobias Unger of Germany cross the finish line in their 200 metres semi-final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. Capel won the race with a time of 20.45 seconds and Unger was third with a time of 20.63 seconds. REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

Capel of U.S. and Unger of Germany finish 200 metres semi-final at world athletics championships, Helsinki. John Capel of the U.S. (L) and Tobias Unger of Germany run towards the finish line during their 200 metres semi-final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. Capel won the race with a time of 20.45 seconds and Unger was third with a time of 20.63 seconds. REUTERS/Charles Platiau 

Wallace Spearmon of the U.S. (R) points to compatriot John Capel (unseen) as Usain Bolt of Jamaica crosses the finish line during their men's 200 metres first semi-final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. Capel finished first in the heat in 20.45 seconds, while Spearmon came in second in 20.49 seconds. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn GH/mk 

Capel of U.S. and Unger of Germany sprint during 200 metres semi-final at world athletics championships, Helsinki. John Capel of the U.S. (L) and Tobias Unger of Germany cross the finish line in their 200 metres semi-final at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

(R to L) Usain Bolt of Jamaica, John Capel of the U.S., Shingo Suetsugu of Japan and Christian Malcolm of Britain compete in the men's 200 metres quarter-finals at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. Capel finished first in the heat, while Bolt came in second. REUTERS/Michael Dalder GH/VP 

Bolt of Jamaica and Capel of the US compete in men's 200 metres quarter-finals at world athletics championships in Helsinki. Usain Bolt of Jamaica (R) and John Capel of the U.S. compete in the men's 200 metres quarter-finals at the world athletics championships in Helsinki August 10, 2005. Capel finished first in the heat, while Bolt came in second. REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

U.S. sprinters Maurice Greene (R) and John Capel sort their luggage after stepping off a bus upon arrival at the U.S. Olympic Training Centre at the American College of Greece in Athens August 10, 2004. Greene will defend his 2000 gold medal in the Men's 100m race when the Olympics begin here August 13. REUTERS/Mike Blake MB/AA 

Mickey Grimes (L) sprints through a corner next to John Capel (R) in a quarterfinal heat of the men's 200 meter race at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Track and Field in Sacramento, July 17, 2004. Grimes placed third in his heat with a time of 20.60 seconds while Capel placed second with a time of 20.46 seconds. REUTERS/Jason Reed GMH/HB 

Maurice Greene (R) wins the men's 100 meters sprint ahead of fifth place finisher John Capel (C) and second place finisher Justin Gatlin (L) at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Track and Field in Sacramento July 11, 2004. Greene won with a time of 9.91 seconds. REUTERS/Jason Reed GMH 

Justin Gatlin (L) of the US wins the men's 100m race ahead of John
Capel (C) of the US and Kim Collins of St.Kitts and Nevis at the Moscow
Challenge athletics event in Moscow September 20, 2003. Top track
athletes gathered on Saturday to compete for a prize fund of over 2
million US dollars at a glamorous one-off event in the Russian capital.
REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin REUTERS

WAW/FMS 

Sprinter John Capel of the United States teaches young athletes how to
start a sprint during a training session in Brussels September 3, 2003.
Chapel will run the 100 and 200 metres races at the IAAF Golden League
Belgian Grand Prix (Memorial Ivo Van Damme) which will take place in
Brussels on September 5, 2003. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir REUTERS

THR 

U.S. sprinters John Capel, Bernard Williams, Darvis Patton, and Joshua J. Johnson huddle together as they celebrate with their country's flag their 4 x 100 relay finals gold medal at the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 31, 2003. 

U.S. sprinters John Capel, Bernard Williams, Darvis Patton, and Joshua J. Johnson celebrate with their country's flag their 4 x 100 relay finals gold medal at the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 31, 2003. 

U.S. SPRINTERS CELEBRATE 4 X 100 RELAY FINALS GOLD MEDAL AT THE 9TH WORLD
ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN PARIS.

U.S. sprinters John Capel, Bernard Williams, Darvis Patton, and Joshua J.
Johnson bite their gold medals during the victory ceremony in the 4 x 100
relay finals at the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France
in Saint-Denis near Paris August 31, 2003. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
PP03090001 

U.S. SPRINTERS CELEBRATE 4 X 100 RELAY FINALS GOLD MEDAL AT THE 9TH WORLD
ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN PARIS.
U.S. sprinters John Capel, Bernard Williams, Darvis Patton, and Joshua J.
Johnson huddle together as they celebrate with their country's flag their 4
x 100 relay finals gold medal at the 9th World Athletics Championships at
the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 31, 2003. REUTERS/Dylan
Martinez PP03090001
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Joshua Johnson (L) is greeted by John Capel after Johnson brought the
baton home to win the men's 4x100 metres relay during the 9th World
Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near
Paris August 31, 2003. The U.S won in 38.06 seconds. REUTERS/David
Gray

DG 

Joshua Johnson (L) celebrates with John Capel after Johnson brought the
baton home to win the men's 4x100 metres relay during the 9th World
Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near
Paris August 31, 2003. The U.S won in 38.06 seconds. REUTERS/Gary
Hershorn

KM 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) and compatriot Darvis Patton look at the scoreboard after Capel won the men's 200 metres final in 20.30 seconds during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. [Shingo Suetsugu of Japan came third.] 

John Capel (C) of the U.S. celebrates his gold medal win in the men's 200 Metres final with compatriot Darvis Patton (L) who won silver and Japan's bronze medalist Shingo Suetsugu (R) at the 9th World Athletics Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. 

John Capel (R) of the U.S. celebrates his gold medal win in the men's 200 Metres final with compatriot Darvis Patton (L) who won silver at the 9th World Athletics Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. 

John Capel (C) of the U.S. celebrates his gold medal win in the men's
200 Metres final with compatriot Darvis Patton (L) who won silver and
Japan's bronze medalist Shingo Suetsugu (R) at the 9th World Athletics
Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris August
29, 2003. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

JES 

John Capel (C) of the U.S. celebrates his gold medal win in the men's
200 Metres final with compatriot Darvis Patton (L) who won silver and
Japan's bronze medalist Shingo Suetsugu (R) at the 9th World Athletics
Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris August
29, 2003. REUTERS/Charles Platiau

JES 

John Capel (C) of the U.S. celebrates his gold medal win in the men's
200 Metres final with compatriot Darvis Patton (R) who won silver and
Japan's bronze medalist Shingo Suetsugu (L) at the 9th World Athletics
Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris August
29, 2003. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez

JES 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) and compatriot Darvis Patton look at the
scoreboard after Capel won the men's 200 metres final in 20.30 seconds
during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in
Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu of Japan came
third. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

KM 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) and compatriot Darvis Patton pray after
Capel won the men's 200 metres final in 20.30 seconds during the 9th
World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis
near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu of Japan came third.
REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JL 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) wins the men's 200 metres final in 20.30
seconds during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de
France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu (R)
of Japan came third. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

KP 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) and compatriot Darvis Patton look at the
scoreboard after Capel won the men's 200 metres final in 20.30 seconds
during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in
Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu of Japan came
third. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

KM 

John Capel of the U.S. (L) wins the men's 200 metres final in 20.30
seconds during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de
France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu (R)
of Japan came third. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

KM 

John Capel of the U.S. (C) wins the men's 200 metres final in 20.30
seconds during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de
France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 29, 2003. Shingo Suetsugu (R)
of Japan came third. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JL 

John Capel (R) of the U.S. looks over at Darren Campbell (L) of Britain and Shingo Suetsugo of Japan as the end of the semifinal of the men's 200 metres during the 9th World Athletics Championships at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris August 28, 2003. All three qualified for the final.