Fear Of Spider

In the video, Amaury Guichon, who goes by the name "The Chocolate Guy", is seen creating a massive spider by freezing the chocolate in the moulds.

Sometimes, restaurant delivery isn't just for food. Demi Sweeney, who lives in England, got creative last week when one of her worst fears appeared before her eyes: A spider. Sweeney has a pronounced phobia of spiders and regularly loses sleep just thinking about the eight-legged crawlers, she said.

While a plate piled high with hairy, palm-sized tarantulas is the stuff of nightmares for some, these garlic fried spiders are a coveted treat in Cambodia, where the only fear is that they may soon vanish due to deforestation and unchecked hunting.

Fear and disgust of snakes and spiders is deep-seated in humans. The same fear is sighted in adults as in infants.

The tarantula sits in an open cage in the center of the room, dark and hairy and as big as a man's fist. Its eight thick legs, sharp fangs and large glassy eyes are enough to give anyone the creeps, let alone someone who has feared spiders all her life, like the woman standing at the far side of the room, looking distraught.

Terrified of spiders? Then get down and personal with the venomous beasts at one of New York's top museums as it debunks the Hollywood myth that they're dangerous.

Children are not born with a dread of snakes or spiders but learn these fears very quickly.

In the video, Amaury Guichon, who goes by the name "The Chocolate Guy", is seen creating a massive spider by freezing the chocolate in the moulds.

Sometimes, restaurant delivery isn't just for food. Demi Sweeney, who lives in England, got creative last week when one of her worst fears appeared before her eyes: A spider. Sweeney has a pronounced phobia of spiders and regularly loses sleep just thinking about the eight-legged crawlers, she said.

While a plate piled high with hairy, palm-sized tarantulas is the stuff of nightmares for some, these garlic fried spiders are a coveted treat in Cambodia, where the only fear is that they may soon vanish due to deforestation and unchecked hunting.

Fear and disgust of snakes and spiders is deep-seated in humans. The same fear is sighted in adults as in infants.

The tarantula sits in an open cage in the center of the room, dark and hairy and as big as a man's fist. Its eight thick legs, sharp fangs and large glassy eyes are enough to give anyone the creeps, let alone someone who has feared spiders all her life, like the woman standing at the far side of the room, looking distraught.

Terrified of spiders? Then get down and personal with the venomous beasts at one of New York's top museums as it debunks the Hollywood myth that they're dangerous.

Children are not born with a dread of snakes or spiders but learn these fears very quickly.