10 phobias caused by nature
Do you love nature? Of course, you say, but for some people, mountains, bodies of water or heights cause heart palpitations, trembling in the hands, and this is not a pleasant feeling, but a phobia - a real nightmare. What phobias does nature cause in us?
In this issue, you will learn about the ten most common phobias.
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1. Hylophobia is the fear of the forest, as people are afraid of serial killers and wild animals that hide behind every bush.
2. Limnophobia is the fear of various water bodies. Such people are afraid to immerse even a finger in water; for them, a picnic on the shore of a lake, river or sea is a horror. Limnophobia is not the fear of water itself, but of creatures that can live in water bodies.
3. Agrizoophobia - fear of animals. Such fear makes it impossible to visit a zoo, a circus, have a pet, or even watch programs that show representatives of the fauna.
4. Doraphobia - fear of fur. Dorophobia sufferers are disgusted by the texture, look and smell of fur and will not buy anything that contains fur. Even a photograph of a person in a fox coat or stroking a cat can become the cause of panic.
5. Heliophobia - fear of the sun. Such fear makes you hang blankets on the windows, does not allow you to go outside in the light, because the sun can cause skin cancer.
6. Aeroacrophobia is the fear of heights. Such people do not go to the mountains, do not settle in high-rise buildings, are afraid of bridges and do not like photos associated with heights.
7. Entomophobia is the fear of creeping creatures (cockroaches, lice, termites, moths). An attack of horror appears from the sight of an insect, its buzzing.
8. Anemophobia - fear of the wind, because it can destroy and kill. Anemophobes hide even from light air movements, they are afraid of sea waves and kites.
9. Anablephobia - fear of the night sky. Such people are terribly afraid to look up, because something can fall from there, and the sky itself can collapse.
10. Anthophobia is a nightmare that begins at the sight of flowers. Anthophobic flowers remind of dangerous creatures that pollinate flowers and can bite.