Well, I'm sure people would also object if someone decides to bring thousands of cars to their neighbourhood :) Speaking of snakes (or any other dangerous anima

Well, I'm sure people would also object if someone decides to bring thousands of cars to their neighbourhood :) Speaking of snakes (or any other dangerous animal) it's not a fair statistics to count in just the deadly encounters. One should take into the account also how much the local population had to modify their behaviour to avoid those attacks. Statistics say that sharks rarely attack people, but also it's a fact that people don't go that often into the water in the areas with dangerous shark populations. Same thing with other dangerous animals like gators or poisonous spiders or scorpions. You learn to avoid risky behaviour and take extra care of pets and children, so stats of deadly attacks are low, but it comes at extra cost for people living there not being able to be relaxed and do things they otherwise would be doing.