The phobia of dead animals comes under the catigory of "Necrophobia" wichis the fear of dead things (but also objects associated with death).
It's comes from the Greek words "nekros" (=corps) and "phobos" (=fear)
The word "phobia" means fear.
This is the fear of Reptiles in general, since alligators are reptiles this works There is no specific phobia for alligators, but the phobia for reptiles is called herpetophopia.
Vultures feed on dead animals carnivores eat dead animals we eat dead animals.
Scavengers are animals that eat from the remains of dead animals.
This is an example of learned behavior. It could also be called a phobia.
The phobia of dead animals is called necrophobia. Individuals with necrophobia may experience intense fear or anxiety when encountering dead animals or even thinking about them. This phobia can stem from various psychological factors and may lead to avoidance behaviors related to death and decay.
The phobia of four legged animals can be referred to as zoophobia. This is the general term used for various phobia related to animals.
it's zophobia because "phobia" means fear or not a love
Sorry to say but there is no actuall name for this certain phobia. There is a phobia of animals in general its called Zoophobia.
Agrizoophobia is the term used to describe a fear of wild animals.
Zoophobia
Zoophobia is the fear of animals.
You have necrophobia if you are afraid of dead things.
Zoophobia is the term used to describe a fear relating to animals.
Xenophobia would be my bet
The word "phobia" means fear.
This is the fear of Reptiles in general, since alligators are reptiles this works There is no specific phobia for alligators, but the phobia for reptiles is called herpetophopia.