As we all know, fear is a human nature, and they exist in our lives in various forms. Some people are timid about the heights, others are uneasy about the depths of darkness. However, there is also a group of people who feel an indescribable sense of oppression, shock, and even dizziness and shortness of breath when faced with an unusually large object or scene. This complex psychological phenomenon is the subject of today's discussion - giant phobia. Next, let's dive into this unique feeling and explore the mystery behind it.
In that border village in Jamestown, North Dakota, you'll meet the world's largest buffalo, which is too large to ignore as a small hill.
When you stand in front of the mackerel princess sculpture in Liaoning, you will find that the world's largest fish statue is like a giant of the sea, making you feel deeply shocked.
The nearly 600-foot-tall statue of unity, like a giant tower reaching into the sky, forms an indescribable contrast with the busy little people at their feet, and the impact of that scale hits people's hearts.
The huge sculptures and works of art may not seem amazing from a distance, but when you approach them, the sense of immensity will make you instantly stunned, as if you were frozen in that moment.
Imagine this giant wombata in front of you, its sheer size running around.
And when you face this big caterpillar, you will find that it is much bigger than you imagined.
The Dongtao chicken, known as the dragon chicken, has thighs as thick as tree trunks, which is amazing.
As the world's largest arthropod water lice, the deep-sea hydropod, its large body makes people awe of the unknown of the deep sea.
The moose, the largest cervid in the world, is only known when you get close to its body.
Andrewsarchus is one of the largest land predators of mammals ever created
Known as the Deep Blue Great White Shark - about 50 years old, with an estimated weight of 2.5 tons and a length of 6-7m, it resembles a battleship cruising in the sea, making it intimidating.
The heart of the blue whale is the largest heart on Earth, it is about 1.5 meters tall and weighs more than 182 kilograms, and the organs of this giant beast make people feel awe of the wonders of the natural world.
Designed for Expo Dubai, the real-life giants of their massive bodies evoke awe of the infinite possibilities of human creativity.
Huge driftwood off the coast of Washington, they lie quietly on the beach as if they were relics of nature.
The tallest skyscraper in the world, demonstrating the limits of human building technology.
It's a massive construction machine on the scale of a giant robot from a science fiction movie.
The Bag-293 excavator, located in Germany, is the largest excavation equipment in the world, and its huge structure is breathtaking.
The American X-band reconnaissance radar stands there like a huge light bulb.
The huge Bessemer converter in front of me is unbelievably larger.
The sheer scale of the huge barge in the dry dock of the Erie traders was staggering.
This old photograph of the oil tanker Esso Hibernia, taken in the UK in 1970, records the giants of that era.
This photo truly shows the sheer size of the giant anchor chain, which is breathtaking.
On an offshore drilling platform, a worker stands in stark contrast to the huge hook of a giant crane.
Footage of the demolition of the Cockenzie power station in Scotland in 2015, the huge building was particularly large during the demolition process.
The Naga Cave in Thailand, with its huge petrified snake shape, is amazing, as if it is the remains of a legendary python that was petrified.
Mt. Fuji can be seen from nearby towns with an unobstructed view of its sheer size and spectacular views.
The underwater waterfall near Mauritius, although not a real waterfall, is stunning with its huge drop and visual effects.
If the Demon Tower were an ancient redwood stump, its height would be unimaginable to humans.
Standing beneath a longan mine in the UK, the huge pit seems to be the gaze of some giant creature.
When we expand our horizons into the universe, these huge objects on Earth seem insignificant in comparison.
Compared to New York, the second-largest known near-Earth asteroid, Eros, is unimaginably large.
Imagine what a spectacular picture it would be if a terrestrial planet were approaching Earth.
If you feel oppressed and nervous looking at these giant photos, then you may be experiencing the effects of giant phobia.