Fertility Math Edit

"Island males, on the other hand, see their sperm counts multiply five times normal, so that in each, uh, dose, contains 300 to 400 million sperm. (Healthy normal sperm counts are 40 to 50 million per sample.)"

1. That math doesn't work; if the multiplier and normal counts are correct, then the island male sperm count should be 200-250.

2. Is there a better, more mature/scientifically correct way to phrase this?--MetallichickX 23:32, 20 March 2008 (PDT)