Question

What is the ratio of sheep to humans in New Zealand?

1:2
1:15
12:1
50:1

Answer 1

what do you think?

Answer 2

@wwhitlock

Answer 3

Someone please help me!

Answer 4

I can

Answer 5

@HelpBlahBlahBlah

Answer 6

Then what's the answer?

Answer 7

oh but I thought you didn't want my help?

Answer 8

Then why keep commenting on my stuff?

Answer 9

because I wanna help

Answer 10

And asking me if you can please help me. Stop begging and actting like a dog if you aren't going to help.

Answer 11

well accept my apology first :)

Answer 12

@ElonaSushchik

Answer 13

@Catlover5925

Answer 14

@AnswerMyQuestions

Answer 15

I have no idea but I would guess 1:15

Answer 16

In 2007, there were around 38.5 million sheep and just over 4.2 million people. Assuming these numbers have changed little since then (which by all indication they haven't) the ratio of sheep:humans in New Zealand is around 9.2:1.

Answer 17

There used to be 20 sheep for every person in NZ. Now the latest statistics from Beef and Lamb NZ show it has fallen to about seven to one, or about 30 million sheep. The sheep-to-person ratio is still higher than Australia's, where there are 74 million sheep to 23.5 million people — a ratio of three to one.

Answer 18

When I lived in NZ it seemed like it was about 30 to 1, especially on the South Island. That was an exaggeration it was closer to 10 to 1.Of the choices you have, 12 to 1 is probably closest.