This Independent story seems like it's probably bad news:

The reproductive health of the average male is in sharp decline, the world's largest study of the quality and concentration of sperm has found.

Between 1989 and 2005, average sperm counts fell by a third in the study of 26,000 men, increasing their risk of infertility. The amount of healthy sperm was also reduced, by a similar proportion.

The findings confirm research over the past 20 years that has shown sperm counts declining in many countries across the world.

Nobody is sure why this is happening, and there's no sign that the decline is leveling off. We may have already hit Peak Sperm.