How much did the tequila fish population increase per year?

Factful math: Grade 3rd-5th

Math skills: Average

Related Environmental issues: Biodiversity / Deforestation

MEXICAN TEQUILA FISH has been saved from extinction after decades of conservation effort.

The UK’s Chester Zoo and the Michoacán University in Mexico succeeded in increasing the number of the tequila fish to 10,000 in 4 years.  

How much did the tequila fish population increase per year?


ANSWER 2,500 per year

10,000 / 4 = 2,500

Source: euronews.green, “The ‘charismatic’ Mexican tequila fish has been saved from extinction – here’s how”

 


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Published: March 26, 2020

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