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| World Birth and Death Rates | |
| Birth Rate | Death Rate |
| • 19 births/1,000 population | • 8 deaths/1,000 population |
| • 131.4 million births per year | • 55.3 million people die each year |
| • 360,000 births per day | • 151,600 people die each day |
| • 15,000 births each hour | • 6,316 people die each hour |
so births outweigh deaths by 2x yet cheetahs are dying. the planet is ****
They all die peacefully surrounded by their family after a courageous battle.
I read somewhere that there is a baby born in Cairo every 7 seconds. Truly staggering.
Just looking around Google I think that last post is bolix. But cairo is still growing very rapidly.
What I did find out is that 4.5 babies are born every second. Put into perspective: If a football match lasts 96 minutes then (including the half time break) 30,000 babies are born from kick-off until the final whistle. A self-made crowd. The din would be awful though.
What I did find out is that 4.5 babies are born every second. Put into perspective: If a football match lasts 96 minutes then (including the half time break) 30,000 babies are born from kick-off until the final whistle. A self-made crowd. The din would be awful though.
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