The Most Dangerous Game

Why does Richard Connell use the word snarled to describe the coast line

An unbroken front of snarled and ragged jungle

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The coastline is rocky and rough. Had there been wind, Rainsford would have been smashed against the rocks. The language makes the island look ominous and inhospitable.

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