Spiders and snakes are some of the most common animals that evoke strong responses of fear and disgust. n2. Creatures that cause maximum discomfort in people are tapeworms, louse roundworms, spiders, and snakes. n3. There are two spectrums in Zoophobia. The first type of trigger is usually disgust after seeing an animal, and the second type of response is fear after seeing that animal. n4. If we observe, we notice Zoophobia may present in families. It may pass on to children with family members afraid of animals. n5. Untreated zoophobia can worsen with time.n6. Zoophobia can increase the chances of developing depression, anxiety, and social isolation disorders. n7. One can be diagnosed with zoophobia if one meets the criteria of the 5th edition of D.S.M. 5—a manual for the diagnosis of mental health disorders. n8. Most people with zoophobia rarely seek treatment because of intense fear and perceptions around zoophobia.n9. Zoophobia can begin in childhood and may also be in adulthood.n10. The amygdala of the brain often triggers Zoophobia.