Animals infected with rabies do not feel fear.

感染狂犬病的不会感到恐惧。

Come on, all animals feel fear. It's what separates us from, say, rocks.

少来 所有都有恐惧! 所以跟… 石头不一样。

I got you a little something to help you get over your fear of animals.

为了帮你克服的恐惧，我有个小东西要给你。

Whereas animals feel fear for a short time, we often dwell on our fears.

感到恐惧的时间很短，而我们却经常沉浸在恐惧中。

So, if a patient has an amphibian phobia, the therapist might present them with the sound of a frog, then a photo of a frog, then a toy frog, then a real frog in a cage, then a real frog out of a cage.

所以，如果一个病人有两栖恐惧症，治疗师可能会给他们看青蛙的声音，然后青蛙的照片，然后玩具青蛙，然后笼子里的真青蛙，然后笼子里的真青蛙。

Indeed, the outgoing affability of most dogs towards humans and other dogs is in sharp contrast to the mix of fear and aggression with which wolves react to animals from other packs.

实际上，狗人类和其同类都友好和善，与狼本群之外的其他怀有的恐惧和攻击心理形成鲜明比。

Researchers surveyed preschoolers to confirm whether the fear upon seeing an image with small holes is based on a fear of dangerous animals or a response to visual traits.

研究人员学龄前儿童进行了调查，以确认看到带有小孔的图像时的恐惧基于危险的恐惧还视觉特征的反应。

The fear exhibited goes beyond the Kruger National Park, as a global pattern shows wildlife tend to fear humans more than any other predator, according to the study.

研究发现，人类的恐惧不只局限于克鲁格国家公园，这种全球趋势表明野生害怕人类甚于任何其他捕食者。

This leviathan struck terror in the  hearts of mammals for millions of years.

数百万年来，这只庞然大一直让哺乳心生恐惧。

Fear of reptiles, like snakes, tops the list of personal anxieties.

蛇之类的爬行的恐惧个人焦虑的首要原因。

Clinical psychologist Warren Mansell told the BBC: " Our fears are hard-wired into our brains – we don't need to learn to be afraid of animals like snakes or spiders." But phobias are stronger than just fears.

临床心理学家沃伦·曼塞尔 (Warren Mansell) 告诉 BBC：“我们的恐惧根植于我们的大脑——我们不需要学会害怕像蛇或蜘蛛这样的。”但恐惧症比单纯的恐惧更强烈。

But for myself, that sort of visceral fear that I used to get of my own life ending, that visceral animal fear, I don't feel that at all.

但我自己来说，那种我曾经自己的生命终结感到发自内心的恐惧，那种发自内心的恐惧，我根本没有这种感觉。

By pairing this with the sight of the rat, he hypothesized that he would be able to condition little Albert to become afraid of the animal.

通过将这一声音与白鼠的出现配，他认为能够使小阿尔伯特这种产生恐惧。

In the 19th and 20th century, fear of the giant predators drove pioneers to hunt them to near extinction in the lower 48 states.

在 19 和 20 ，巨型食肉的恐惧驱使拓荒者在美国本土 48 个州捕杀它们，使它们濒临灭绝。

So when you're breeding fear out of an animal, maybe what you're doing is you're slowing  down the migrations of these cells.

因此，当你让产生恐惧时，也许你正在减慢这些细胞的迁移。

Remember when you just had to take horseback-riding lessons?

你说要克服大型的恐惧？

We've got Deadly60Fan now who wants to know, how do you control your fear around such deadly animals?

我们现在有Deadly60粉丝想知道，你怎么控制在这些致命周围的恐惧？

The tests were designed to see whether it is possible to teach an infant to fear an animal by repeatedly presenting it at the same time as a loud, frightening noise.

这些实验旨在探究，否可以通过反复在响亮且令人惊恐的噪音出现的同时展示，来教会婴儿产生恐惧。