Don, have no fear -- with that hat on they would run away 

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While the danger from crocs is real and well know, I'd be interested in some documentation concerning the danger to humans of "very large constricting snakes."Midnight Star:Alot of people in "rural" areas or less developed countries, unfortunately, fall victim to Crocs/Gators and very large constricting snakes.
Andy lives in Jacksonville... just avoid the area.Thalassamania:I'd be interested in some documentation concerning the danger to humans of "very large constricting snakes."
I remember seeing that mentioned on documentaries reguarding places where Anaconda's are prevalent. They seem to take small children, who happen to be in or near the waters edge. I've never heard of an unprovoked attack on an adult.I'd be interested in some documentation concerning the danger to humans of "very large constricting snakes."
Okay, let's ship filled tanks to all over there.Jon C:Correct me if I am wrong, but wouldn't the "shove the tank in the mouth, shoot the tank, kill the great white" method work on a gator? Seems to me you go with a proven technique.
Jon