Why all snakes are fearful and dangers to me more than any other creature:?

Answer 1

i dont know! I have 18 in my shed right now! Mostly the babies that hatched on the weekend! They are sooo cool!

Answer 2

It is said that the fear of snakes is hard-wired into the human brain. Early man had to deal with snakes in the wild. And their often fatal bites ensured anyone who did not learn to fear them died a painful death.
Which is why snakes are often seen as antagonists in stories and legends. In Christian religion, a snake was the reason Adam and Eve were casted out of Eden.

Answer 3

People have phobia's, but I think fear of snakes is pretty normal. Just the way they creep or crawl. I have an unnatural fear of black hornets. The hair on my arms stands on end whenever one is in the vicinity. I swear they get bigger every year and make it a special point to harass me. I know its just me. Some people have a fear of going over bridges, which I kind of laugh at, and they shake their head whenever I freak out over a hornet.

Answer 4

Plenty of critters can kill you, so they're not more dangerous than, say, scorpions.

As for fear... that's a psychological issue, possibly also having to do with religious upbringing (the snake being one of the bad guys in the bible)

Answer 5

If you live in Australia, it's not just the snakes you have to watch out for, although they are at the top of the list but it's a long list.

Answer 6

All phobias are learnt. All phobias can be extinguished.

Snakes in some cultures are seen as good. Indeed the symbol of medicine is of two snakes

Answer 7

because you have never got to know them, very few are venomous, and the constrictors big enough to be a threat to you are pretty hard to find unless you go looking for them. It is a common phobia so don't feel lonely!