๐ŸMascot: "Snakes"

5 schools use the "Snakes" mascot.

Most common states: AZ (2), MD (1), NY (1)

Top 5 Color Combinations:

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Fun Facts & Stats! ๐Ÿคฉ

If you think snakes are just slithery creatures, you might be surprised to learn that they make for some pretty cool school mascots. In the USA, there are about 5 schools that have adopted the snake as their mascot, and it's particularly popular in Arizona. The snake mascot is often associated with being tough and resilient, which are great qualities for any sports team or school spirit. For example, the Mineral County Serpents in Nevada have a legend behind their name, tied to a mythical serpent named Cecil that's said to haunt Walker Lake. This adds a layer of intrigue and local pride to their mascot. So, next time you hear about a school with a snake mascot, remember they're prob embracing strength and a bit of mystique [ICON_snake].

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Mascot Insights: "Snakes"

Mascot Popularity by State (Top 10)
Which states have the *most* schools using this mascot? This chart shows the top 10 states with the highest total count.
Mascot Popularity per Million Residents (Top 10 States)
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Level Distribution (Top 3 States)

Color data based on 5 (100.0%) schools providing color information.

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