Collection of Infographics
Did you know that there are 225 accredited zoos and aquariums in the world? All of these zoos and aquariums are in 7 different countries. The USA has the most zoos and aquariums, with 214. There are a total of 751,931 animals living in these aquariums and zoos. Have you ever been to the non profit marine nature center affiliated with The Bay Institute? It […] Read more »
The average American will end up moving 11 times in his or her lifetime. This is data from the U.S. Census, and the moves could be from a new adventure, getting married, or a new job. Each time someone moves, it has a negative effect on the environment. Fortunately, the damage you do depends on the distance you travel when moving. We learn from this […] Read more »
Most people have no idea the incredible impact of being able to save trees by recycling their cardboard moving boxes. A typical move uses roughly 60 cardboard boxes, which is more than half of a 1 ton pine tree. With 42 million moves per year in America, that equals out to 28,560,000 trees used up! 132,720,000 gallons of oil, 11,760,000,000 gallons of water, and lastly, […] Read more »
Sometimes the term “healthy” can be so confusing! What exactly is a perfect amount of healthy sleep, healthy food, healthy vitamins? In this infographic, we learn a few things: Between 120/80 and 140/90 is a healthy normal blood pressure Healthy adults in America should do resistance training and workout each major muscle group 2 to 3 times per week as well as get 150 minutes […] Read more »
David McBee works hard to make Internet Marketing as simple as possible. His claim to fame is “making sense out of internet gobbledygook.” So when he was recently asked to break down four elements of internet marketing into their MOST BASIC elements, he came up with the following infographic. You’ll see that each element is broken down into three smaller pieces, thus the TRIFECTAS. Take […] Read more »
Life insurance provides good financial protections to individuals in case of something happening to them. Unfortunately it is one of those things in life where when you don’t need it, it is there readily offered to you, and when you do need it and you have not adequately prepared then it is not available to you. 95 million adults in the United States do not […] Read more »
Does anyone have any idea what the most expensive liquids are?!! Do you know how expensive regular printer ink costs by the gallon? I’ll bet you did not know that you could buy one gallon of black printer ink for the same price as 982 cartons of milk!! Clickinks.com did a study where they revealed how expensive black printer ink is compared to other common […] Read more »
Wow, I had no idea about some of these summer vacations and summer learning statistics and facts! First of all, in the 1800’s, the US public education system was just starting out and attendance at school was not required. In the early 1900’s, the department of education decided to give summers off because: 85% of the kids were involved in agriculture and farming (compared to […] Read more »
There has been tremendous growth in crowd sourcing lately, including companies who have a mission and profit goal of providing crowd sourcing. What a great concept crowd sourcing is!! This infographic on crowd sourcing shows revenue and company growth of different providers. Some of the key points gathered from the infographic are: Organizations and governments have recognized the power of groups of people and are […] Read more »
2010 emerged as a competitive year for USA MBA School Rankings. Business Week had University of Chicago listed as their ranked #1, followed by Harved Business School as #2, and University of Pennsylvania ranked #3. The Financial Times has their own Top 5. University of Pennsylvania came in at #1, Harvard Business School at #2, and Stanford University at #3. Rounding out the top 5 […] Read more »