All they did for the first map was take the temps a burm would survive at, and turn the map green wherever it matches, without thinking of habitat, humidity, or anything else.



For the second map, they did something similar, except they took a (probably pre-made) map of the temperatures at 2100 from some global warming site, and turn the map green where the temperature matches.



For the yellow part, they probably just weren't satisfied with how big the green area was, so they wanted to make the possible area that will be "ruled by snakes" larger, so they just added a few miles, and called it maybe.
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-Jacob



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