which continent has less population?

Question

antartica

Answer 1

antartica?

Answer 2

Antartica

Answer 3

Yes, Antartica

Answer 4

The least population? Antartica (sp?)
Or maybe you meant less- Antartica or, say Australia?
w/e

Answer 5

Antartica. Smallest continent, and it's harsh weather makes is nearly inhabital. Especially humans.

Answer 6

AFRICA is the answer.
Lets look at the evidence:

After being systematically depopulated for 400 years, Africa is now the least populated continent in the world with a density one-sixth of Europe's. Africa's death rate is more than twice that of Europe. To be level pegging, Africa's death rate should also be one-sixth of Europe's. When these dishonest people talk about population they make reference only to birth rate. They show that Africa's birth rate is nearly three times that of the European rate, but forget to mention that the infant mortality rate is 5 times higher in Africa.

They never talk about density except in reference to Asia or to say that "Rwanda is the most densely populated country in Africa". They forget to say it was a quarter the density of any country in Europe. They forget also, to tell you that in order for Africa to get to the same population density as Europe (is Europe overpopulated?) the African birth-rate has to be more than 12 times that of Europe (6 times if the death rate becomes equal) for a whole generation.

So, when they talk about "equalizing" or reducing the African birth rate, while at the same time nurturing conflict, manufacturing famine, and importing disease to increase the death rate further, you begin to get the picture. If the birth rates were made equal and everything else remained the same as they are now, each time Europe's population doubled Africa's population would be halved. The world's population may become "stabilized" as they like to say it, but the percentage ratio between the nations would continue changing to their advantage

Answer 7

Antarctica is a continent with no permanent population. So, yes that is the continent with the least population.

However, Australia is the continent with the least permanent population.

Answer 8

Definately Antartica, but i think the Penguins may have something to say about that......

Answer 9

Antartica
The fifth largest land mass is the "coldest, windiest, driest, highest, quietest, most remote, and least understood continent on earth" (Glassner, 545) but global scientific cooperation seems to be working well and hopefully it will be a long time before any nation seeks to establish true "territory" on Antarctica.

Answer 10

Antarctica

Answer 11

Antarctica