Uncontextualised stat attack

[Diable Rouge]

Territories with more sheep than people,:

[Duncan Gardner]

I've often argued here that Britain should probably hand over the Falklands. I mean, they're basically 2 villages 20,000km away, one of which exists solely to guard the other.

And that's before we consider how many sheep each human can look after- given that many of the latter will be busy with other jobs?

[Kevin S]

I like the broad locational spread in that table.

[Sporting]

Suspiciously precise figure for South Sudan, for example.

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

Britain's claim to the Falklands also grants it the right to conduct important research about penguins in Antarctica. Like how the penguins will react to Antarctica being covered in oil rigs, when the technology allows.

See also Bouvet Island, which is claimed by Norway.

[That Night In Barcelona]

My 6th form college in the south of England somehow ended up being the college of choice for students from the Falklands who wanted to do A levels. They even built special accomodation halls that were called the Falklands Lodge.

[Rogin the Armchair fan]

There are more than 10 million sheep in Wales, so they'd be just behind New Zealand on the OP table at about 3.5:1.

[Sporting]

Britain's claim to the Falklands also grants it the right to conduct important research about penguins in Antarctica. Like how the penguins will react to Antarctica being covered in oil rigs, when the technology allows.

See also Bouvet Island, which is claimed by Norway.

No doubt Argentina has its own penguin experts who would be delighted to take part in international research projects.

[Diable Rouge]

They do have their own Antarctic research stations, at any rate, so presumably also penguin experts.

[ursus arctos]

They don't need to go to Antarctica

https://www.swoop-patagonia.com/visit/wildlife/penguins

[Diable Rouge]

[Sporting]

What does resilience mean in this context?

[Greenlander]

So if I'm reading that right all letters are delivered promptly in Switzerland. Even those ones with a name the vaguest of an address that sometimes make the amusing section at the end of the news.

If I knew someone over there I'd be putting that to the test.

[Sporting]

No doubt rounding up percentages is involved.

[Patrick Thistle]

What does resilience mean in this context?

It's a fourth component starting with R. And it sounds good.

[Sporting]

It's a fourth component starting with R. And it sounds good.

How about randy postmen?

[Nocturnal Submission]

What does resilience mean in this context?

What does "relevance" mean, as well?

[Diable Rouge]

On the UPU website, resilience linked to disaster management, so presumably the capacity of a network to deliver in all climates and circumstances. Presumably relevance relates to adaptability to the new digital era, such as parcel deliveries, etc.

[elguapo4]

Well I demand a recount anyway.