Before the big snake could be eaten, a small snake poured over.

It is undeniable that there are indeed people in the world who are not afraid of snakes.

But most people have natural fears about snakes.

This has nothing to do with being bold and timid, but an instinct inherited from human ancestors.

In primitive society, humans live in a natural environment full of dangers.

Snakes can approach humans quietly, which is a very dangerous existence for humans.

Humans must be able to discover and escape quickly in order to survive.

This makes humans instinctively overestimate the dangers of snakes.

And this overestimation brings fear of snakes.

In addition, humans have natural fears about incomplete and multifoot animals.

The woman felt creepy at this moment, and she was shaking wildly as if she was scurrying with the snake's right hand.
Chapter completed!