the new yorkzoohas 23/70 fewerspecies than california.about how many does the new york zoo have?
827740
IF cal had 70, NY would have 70*(1-23/70) = 47\nSince you haven't revealed how many cal has, we really can't answer the ? without a number to put in front of the parentheses above............
453760
We like both.  However, you do get to see a greater variety of animals at the zoo.
581701
In terms of the number of animals housed (rather than land area), the largest zoos are believed to be (starting from the largest) - the Berlin Zoo, the Bronx Zoo, the San Diego Zoo and the Pretoria Zoo.
535412
I'm not sure if this is all of them. Sorry: \n\nThe Largest Cities of the US  \nCities ranked by city proper population\n   \nCity Name\n Inhabitants \nNew York (NY) 8,008,278 \nLos Angeles (CA) 3,694,820 \nChicago (IL) 2,896,016 \n    \nHouston (TX) 1,953,631 \nPhiladelphia (PA) 1,517,550 \nPhoenix (AZ) 1,321,045 \nSan Diego (CA) 1,223,400 \nDallas (TX) 1,188,580 \nSan Antonio (TX) 1,144,646 \nDetroit (MI) 951,270 \nSan Jose* (CA) 894,943 \nIndianapolis (IN) 781,870 \nSan Francisco (CA) 776,733 \nJacksonville (FL) 735,617 \nColumbus (OH) 711,470 \nAustin (TX) 656,562 \nBaltimore* (MD) 651,154 \nMemphis (TN) 650,100 \nMilwaukee (WI) 596,974 \nBoston (MA) 589,141 \nWashington (DC) 572,059 \nEl Paso (TX) 563,662 \nSeattle (WA) 563,374 \nDenver (CO) 554,636 \nNashville-Davidson (TN) 545,524 \nCharlotte (NC) 540,828 \nFort Worth* (TX) 534,694 \nPortland (OR) 529,121 \nOklahoma City (OK) 506,132 \nTucson (AZ) 486,699 \nNew Orleans (LA) 484,674 \nLas Vegas (NV) 478,434 \nLong Beach* (CA) 461,522 \n Cities ranked by urban agglomeration population. \nCity Name\n Inhabitants \nNew York (NY) 21,199,865 \nLos Angeles (CA) 16,373,645 \nChicago (IL) 9,157,540 \n    \nWashington (DC) 7,608,070 \nSan Francisco (CA) 7,039,362 \nPhiladelphia (PA) 6,188,463 \nBoston (MA) 5,819,100 \nDetroit (MI) 5,456,428 \nDallas (TX) 5,221,801 \nHouston (TX) 4,669,571 \nAtlanta (GA) 4,112,198 \nMiami (FL) 3,876,380 \nSeattle (WA) 3,554,760 \nPhoenix (AZ) 3,251,876 \nMinneapolis (MN) 2,968,806 \nCleveland (OH) 2,945,831 \nSan Diego (CA) 2,813,833 \nSt Louis (MO) 2,603,607 \nDenver (CO) 2,581,506 \nTampa (FL) 2,395,997 \nPittsburgh (PA) 2,358,695 \nPortland (OR) 2,265,223 \nSacramento (CA) 1,796,857 \nKansas City (MO) 1,776,062 \nMilwaukee (WI) 1,689,572 \nOrlando (FL) 1,644,561 \nIndianapolis (IN) 1,607,486 \nSan Antonio (TX) 1,592,383 \nNorfolk (VA) 1,569,541 \nLas Vegas (NV) 1,563,282 \nColumbus (OH) 1,540,157 \nCharlotte (NC) 1,499,293 \nNew Orleans (LA) 1,337,726
1139364
There are actually around 1.2 million described species, and current estimates say that about another 5-30 million species are left to be named.  To give you a little perspective about numbers, if you took a giant scale and put all the people on earth on one side and all the ants on the other, the ants would probably outweigh the people, and that's just ants... Again, current estimates say that insects outnumber humans 1-2 billion to 1, so that's about 12 billion billion, probably a conservative estimate at that....
655559
I know there are many different websites for animals or small mammals. Type in you Yahoo! search small mammals, I did and I came up with over 2 million choices. The first ones will be good, if not look up some national Zoos, that may help you.
24926
New York, N.Y. 8,104,079 8,008,278 7,322,564 685,714 9.4 1 1 1 \nLos Angeles, Calif. 3,845,541 3,694,820 3,485,398 209,422 6.0 2 2 2 \nChicago, Ill. 2,862,244 2,896,016 2,783,726 112,290 4.0 3 3 3 \nHouston, Tex. 2,012,626 1,953,631 1,630,553 323,078 19.8 4 4 4 \nPhiladelphia, Pa. 1,470,151 1,517,550 1,585,577 –68,027 –4.3 5 5 5 \nPhoenix, Ariz. 1,418,041 1,321,045 983,403 337,642 34.3 10 6 6 \nSan Diego, Calif. 1,263,756 1,223,400 1,110,549 112,851 10.2 6 7 7 \nSan Antonio, Tex. 1,236,249 1,144,646 935,933 208,713 22.3 9 9 8 \nDallas, Tex. 1,210,393 1,188,580 1,006,877 181,703 18.0 8 8 9 \nSan Jose, Calif. 904,522 894,943 782,248 112,695 14.4 11 11 10 \nDetroit, Mich. 900,198 951,270 1,027,974 –76,704 –7.5 7 10 11 \nIndianapolis, Ind. 784,242 781,870 741,952 49,974 6.7 13 12 12 \nJacksonville, Fla. 777,704 735,617 635,230 100,387 15.8 15 14 13 \nSan Francisco, Calif. 744,230 776,733 723,959 52,774 7.3 14 13 14 \nColumbus, Ohio 730,008 711,470 632,910 78,560 12.4 16 15 15 \nAustin, Tex. 681,804 656,562 465,622 190,940 41.0 25 16 16 \nMemphis, Tenn. 671,929 650,100 610,337 39,763 6.5 18 18 17 \nBaltimore, Md. 636,251 651,154 736,014 –84,860 –11.5 12 17 18 \nFort Worth, Tex. 603,337 534,694 447,619 87,075 19.5 29 27 19 \nCharlotte, N.C. 594,359 540,828 395,934 144,894 36.6 33 26 20
73756
gsschulte's answer is actually incorrect.  California, like every other state, has 2 SENATORS.  We have 53 representatives in the House.\n\n(And California actually gets 55 electoral votes.)
290903
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
362879
(m)\n\nEstimates on the city's rat population vary widely from about 8 million - or one per citizen - to more than 50 million. Charles Kourbage, owner of Kingsway Exterminating in Brooklyn, guessed there are seven rats per New Yorker, or as many as 56 million.\n\nIn recent years, rodent complaints to the city's Health Department have fluctuated from about 16,400 in fiscal year 2000 up to 19,400 in 2001 and back down to 16,200 in 2002. \n\nInspections have risen to 61,000 in 2002 from 42,000 in 2000, and exterminations are up to 71,000 in 2002 from 51,000 in 2000. \n\n"There have been a lot of improvements that have basically been reflected on the streets," said James Gibson, assistant commissioner for veterinary and pest control services.
838739
There seems to have been four. New York, Chicago, Miami & California. \n\n\nFrancello Doyle\nEndlessmall.org
110330
I believe California edges out Canada by a couple million. Canada has just over 31 million, and California has almost 34 million.
740945
This is absolutely correct.\n\nIt is a little known fact that the City of Pittsburgh put a fence around Cleveland, adopting it as their official zoo.\n\nDenver recently did a similar municipal project in Oakland.
503321
Memorably, a few dozen. Taxonomically, trillions upon trillions. 99.99999% of all the species ever on Earth are now extinct.
236899
I would say the National Zoo in Washington DC.  The orangutans have a rope highway throughout the zoo.  They have gorillas too.  Here's the link:\n\nhttp://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Primates/\n\nWorst zoo for primates is the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs.  They are in old cages and look so sad.  They have oragutans, chimps, and gorilla.  They also have a one handed gibbon.
197942
population of new york city: 8,168,338 (2004 cencus estimate)\n\nSome 39 million foreign and American tourists visit New York each year.\n\nThe five boroughs of New York City: \n1: Manhattan, \n2: Brooklyn,\n3: Queens, \n4: Bronx, \n5: Staten Island
751711
http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/us_cities_population.html\n\n"New York City continued to be the nation’s most populous city, with 8.1 million residents. This was more than twice the population of Los Angeles, which ranked second at 3.8 million. The estimates show that among the 10 largest cities, only one change has occurred in the rankings: San Jose, California, has replaced Detroit, as the nation’s 10th most populous city."