Statistically it has been proven that there are more females than males?

Question

So i have two questions:

1- Males who convert to females, are they statistically taken into consideration as females or males??

2- Animals that we eat, such as chicken, goat, fish, etc... they are females, so is it statistically proven as well that they have males more than females??

Thank you

Answer 1

My Dear Ghanouge ....do I detect a note of panic setting in ...?

In answer  to your question .....

1...Dunno & who cares !

2...Who says they are females ..? Once again , who cares !

Next Question.....

Answer 2

what about females we call: ikht erjal ?

Answer 3

LOOOOL men who change to females change their status from male to female, so yeah

and i dno about the chickens thing

EDIT: aussie lol everyone knows chickens are females

they lay eggs and the roosters are the males lol

Answer 4

interesting

Answer 5

1 no i dont think they are counted in

2 and i guess they dont

Answer 6

feemales?

the most important thing is to have males...feemales or ma feemales?

Answer 7

In almost all countries, women live longer than men on average.  Also, slightly more women are born than men (51%-49% or something like that).  Countries that have a high rate of female infanticide or childbirth deaths can have more men than women, but it's not the norm.  The number of s*x changes is extremely small in comparison to the population as a whole, so it doesn't change the overall statistics by any noticeable amount.