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I know. It's unlikely, but possible that a professor of archaeology gets up to all sorts of adventures, but non native snakes in a pit is impossible.
Nazis dragging looted treasures all over the world but nobody could import a bunch of snakes for their snake pit?
It's more that if the story is about human drama and adventure, and then suddenly you go from desert to tropical island, or if everyone changes clothes to Victorian era, not all people will pick up on it. But some will, and it's enough to go from an adventure story where the actions are the fiction, to "woah.... Hey, now it looks like you just don't care to tell the story right."
It's that. Attention to detail.
Rather, the care imparted into a work of art.
If they don't care, neither do I.