Just to nitpick, I don't think that formula is valid. We're primarily interested in "unrelated" wolf attacks, but it counts the total fatalities, not the total number of fatal incidents. If we count each fatal attack as only one incident, regardless of the casualties, we get 2^-258 instead.
But of course we also need to take into account where the 6-member team lives. If they all live in West Bengal, India, the consideration is much different than if our developers live in Atlanta. Atlanta doesn't have any wild wolves. There is a Wolf's guenon in the zoo, but that probably doesn't count as a risk because they mostly eat small animals and also are monkeys.
But of course we also need to take into account where the 6-member team lives. If they all live in West Bengal, India, the consideration is much different than if our developers live in Atlanta. Atlanta doesn't have any wild wolves. There is a Wolf's guenon in the zoo, but that probably doesn't count as a risk because they mostly eat small animals and also are monkeys.