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in my opinion snakes! Unless you go in the water its not very likely your gonna be put in a situation where you will be faced with a shark! Whereas snakes urghhh! They are around a lot more places eeek
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sharks are the most frighting of the two, they have more teeth and they are much bigger then snakes.
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On land, I'd say snakes are the greater advasiary.
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Snakes You can always just avoid the water if a shark scares you but some snakes can go into water too. I saw a shark once while snorkeling and felt very relaxed for some reason. The barracuda I saw later scared me a little bit more, most likely because it was 10ft away.
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Both plus Osama Bin Laden
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I think snakes
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Ignorant politicians.
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I can avoid sharks by not going in the water but snakes have a way of finding me so snakes it is.
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sharks
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both
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I play with snakes. They aren't scary. You can handle them certain ways and not get bit and even in the wild you can stay a certain distance away and you are safe. For sharks, if you are in the water you might get bit depending on the type of shark. If you stay on land no problem.
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I like snakes so I will have to say Sharks :)
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A snake riding on a shark's back.
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Sharks are a lot scarier to me. This is because, when I encounter a snake, I'm on my own territory: land. When I encounter a shark, I'm probably floating around in the water somewhere, a posistion I would not want to be in if I wanted to get away fast. Besides, sharks are big, and I'm irrationally afraid of things that are bigger than me.
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BEARS! Sorry, Colbert moment.
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Depends on the species. Many snakes and sharks are harmless. I would say the bull shark, it is common worldwide in warm, shallow waters along coasts and in rivers. The bull shark is well-known for its unpredictable, often aggressive behavior. Unlike other marine sharks, bull sharks tolerate fresh water. They can travel far up rivers. As a result, they are probably responsible for the majority of attacks on humans that take place near the shore, including many attacks attributed to other species.
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