"[RESEARCH] Final results (130000 eggs) - rare egg drop rate"

#PokemonGO: Ok, a week ago i publish a form to gain data about rare egg drop and a couple of day later i start to share some result.After a week we've reach a consistent amount of data (133547 eggs) so now i feel confident to share some final result.First thing first here's a link to the previus post's:[FRIST POST] form[SECOND POST] first resultHere's the result we found: http://ift.tt/2jyKLjj EVERYRare eggs1335472.40%42 eggsSnorlax3870.29%346 eggsLapras3130.23%427 eggsChansey3990.30%335 eggsPorygon4070.30%329 eggsDratini4700.35%285 eggsAerodactyl4030.30%332 eggsLickitung3890.29%344 eggsGrimer4310.32%310 eggsNow, before a little comment about the result here's the spreadsheet (you need to copy it) to use the calculator: http://ift.tt/2jploxV, here we are with some comment: first of all thank you to all the people who help me with this research (over 330).As you can see the rarest one seem to be Lapras with only 313 Lapras hatched over 133547 eggs, this means one Lapras every 427 eggs.The most common rare is Dratini 470 hatched over 133547 eggs: every 285 eggs you should hatch one of this baby ONTOPOFEVERYGYM pokemon.Very surprisingly the other result are very similar to each other, with Snorlax a little more rare (1 every 346 eggs) and Grimer a little less rare (1 every 310 eggs).Just for fun let's compare this result with the older ones (with way less eggs as base data):http://ift.tt/2jyGVH8 result are not so much different with a bit of variety.Ok, now what to do with this piece of useless information?Well, as i stated in varius comments in my others Threads i think this can be an useful base for \dronpes and the SilphRoad research team to see if Pokestop's tend to drop eggs based on their biome.That's all, thanks for the help again and good luck with your hatch! via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2k0Wkg1