Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Scientists proved that human babies aren’t born afraid of snakes.

612,036 views • 1 day ago •via X (Twitter)

12 Comments

🦋匕工êれ 丹れムモㄥ🦋's profile picture
🦋匕工êれ 丹れムモㄥ🦋1 day ago

Babies: "Oh look, a smooth, wiggly rope!" 👶 Adults: "If that thing comes within 50 feet of me, I am burning the house down." 🔥🏃‍♂️

Edward Macomb's profile picture
Edward Macomb1 day ago

some of us knew

Captain Cortisol's profile picture
Captain Cortisol1 day ago

wow another WEIRD study

Iris's profile picture
Iris1 day ago

I saw a video recently where a toddler dragged in a snake, and the mother jumped on top of the couch, telling the child, who clearly isn't afraid of what he was holding, to take it back outside.

Declassified Design's profile picture
Declassified Design1 day ago

The hardware ships ready but the fear does not. Infants spot a snake faster than a flower on a screen, yet reach out with curiosity. The flinch gets installed later, usually by watching an adult flinch. Nature wires the alarm. Nurture decides what trips it.

Greg Bufkin's profile picture
Greg Bufkin1 day ago

Even snakes adapted to people bite. How did they ever get approval for this experience? Whatever parent allowed their child to be used should have their children taken away.

Scramble🧩's profile picture
Scramble🧩1 day ago

This still looks so wrong

Believe In Yourself First's profile picture
Believe In Yourself First1 day ago

Do they even know what a snake is? lol

Mark Cullen's profile picture
Mark Cullen1 day ago

These gave me the heebee jeebees.

selkie's profile picture
selkie1 day ago

I love snakes

butterface's profile picture
butterface1 day ago

Snake: "Now, this is what I call a buffet".

XPR Bags ⚛️'s profile picture
XPR Bags ⚛️1 day ago

Now put that same snake in front of a melanated baby the outcome would be different because of the DNA memory.

Related Videos