Evaluation

05/28/02

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The five snakes discussed in this web site will now be evaluated based on aggression, venom potency, death rate among humans and distribution in order to decide which snake is the most dangerous with respect to man.  They will each be given a rating in each of the four categories, 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest, the snake with the highest score will be considered the most dangerous.  The ratings in the categories of death rate and distribution will be multiplied by 1.5 as I believe they are very important when evaluating danger.

 

Asian Cobra

Aggression - 3

Venom Potency - 4

Death Rate - 7.5

Distribution - 7.5

Total = 22

Asian Pit Viper

Aggression - 3

Venom Potency - 4

Death Rate - 6

Distribution - 4.5

Total = 17.5

Australian Brown Snake

Aggression - 4

Venom Potency - 3

Death Rate - 4.5

Distribution - 3

Total = 14.5

Black Mamba

Aggression - 5

Venom Potency - 5

Death Rate - 6

Distribution - 6

Total = 22

Coral Snake

Aggression - 2

Venom Potency - 2

Death Rate - 3

Distribution - 4.5

Total = 11.5

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