  Recent experimental data appear to confirm the existence of the exotic Theta+
(uudd\bar{s}) baryon. Simple statistical considerations, which have generally
proven rather successful, suggest that this particle should be produced in
observable abundance in relativistic nuclear collisions at RHIC, where it may
be identifed through the p-K0_s invariant mass spectrum. The observation would
not only add new evidence for its existence, but would also provide an
additional means for probing the collision system, especially with regard to
strangeness.
