In Los Angeles, a bizarre spectacle unfolded as a 17-year-old, Eric Zhu, staged sperm races on a giant screen to raise awareness about declining male fertility, fueled by a million-dollar investment. The event, featuring microscopic sperm dashes and unconventional traditions, attracted a large crowd and sparked debate about reproductive health. Zhu distanced himself from pro-natalist views, emphasizing individual health choices over population concerns.
Ready, set, swim: Teen entrepreneur hosts wild ‘sperm race’ to highlight male fertility problems
