Like fearful humans, horses raise the inner brow of their eyes when threatened or surprised.
But shrinking forests and fearful humans mean that really large pythons haven't been found for a long time.
Books are immensely, symbolically, mystically powerful; the fact that fearful humans ritually burn them, the way they once burned witches, attests to it.
After 40 generations, he had bred two distinct lines of foxes: one aggressive and deeply fearful of humans, the other tail-wagging, white-patched and floppy-eared, eager for human contact.Though tameness was the sole factor by which Mr Belyaev bred his foxes, he had simultaneously and inadvertently selected for the same sorts of traits that domesticated dogs exhibit.
When wolves approach people, rangers shoot them with rubber bullets and beanbags to keep them fearful of humans.
While many of these interactions are routinely and, at times, habitually used by stockpeople, the frequent use of some of these routine behaviours can result in farm animals becoming highly fearful of humans.
It took him 16 years to encounter elephants who were not fearful of humans, on the savannah of Kenya's Samburu National Reserve, where they were protected and used to tourists.
If residents come across one of the animals, they should yell or clap loudly to scare it so that it remains fearful of humans, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Though generally friendly toward people when young, captive red foxes become fearful of humans, save for their handlers, once they reach 10 weeks of age.
Coleman, who is the co-author of "The Field Guide to Bigfoot and Other Mystery Primates," added that the elusive Siberian Snowman is reportedly not as fearful of humans as are his hairy counterparts on other continents.
In 1993, David M. Meyers, a researcher who has studied the golden-crowned sifaka, speculated that if bushmeat hunting were to escalate, the species would go extinct in less than ten years since it is easy to find and not fearful of humans.
