In our lives, there is such a profession that makes people feel scared and bloody - butcher. It is often said that the butchers who slaughter animals have a kind of "anger" in them, and when they approach the animals, the animals will show panic and fear, and even the fiercest dogs will clip their tails and stop resisting when they see them. Is there really a special aura in this kind of person that people often say?
People can't see or touch this kind of thing, and many people also have a skeptical attitude, and most people don't have any special feelings when they face the butcher. But it is undeniable that this aura is real! However, this aura is not so much "scorching gas" as it is the smell emitted from the butcher's body. Because butchers often slaughter all kinds of animals, the lethal breath emitted by animals before they die is easily attached to them. For example, we are very familiar with the "pheromone" in our lives, which is a pheromone that communicates emotionally and estrus between animals.
Therefore, when animals are afraid of death, the slaughter stress response will be very intense, they will continue to hiss, struggle, not only secrete pheromones related to fear, but also further secrete related hormones, such as epinephrine, angiotensin and antidiuretic hormones. The animals' sense of smell is generally more sensitive, and they are naturally more sensitive to this kind of information, so the ancillary smell of the butcher's body is the breath of "death" in their eyes. Therefore, when they suddenly feel the butcher, they will appear restless and afraid, and some dogs will even grit their teeth and warn each other not to come closer. Therefore, this is why people usually do not feel this "anger" in the butcher, but animals are more sensitive.
In nature, this phenomenon is more common, it is easy to explain why many animals are afraid of tigers, after all, in the natural world of this environment of the weak and the strong, the loss of sense of crisis is a very fatal thing, tigers often hunt all kinds of animals, so their hostility is self-evident. There was once a foreign blogger who did such an experiment in which he kept dogs that had never seen a tiger in an iron cage adjacent to the tiger and observed their reactions. There is no doubt that these dogs, who have never seen a tiger, still show a very frightened look, and the timid ones are even scared out of the urine. And when the blogger opens the cage for the dogs, the dogs also flock out, as if avoiding this terrible guy from a distance, until the dogs escape to what they think is safe, and then dare to bark at the tiger dog twice.
In addition, people who often slaughter animals have a more courageous and majestic personality, and when they slaughter animals, the look in their eyes often makes the animals' legs weak, or even give up resistance. So the animals that were still teething a second ago and warning the butcher not to come near. The butcher only needs to glance at them, and the next second he will obediently clip his tail. After all, animals are far more aware of danger than humans.
And what makes people feel afraid is naturally the ancient executioner. In ancient times, the executioner is definitely a high-paid and terrifying profession, on the execution ground they look at each other with a resolute gaze, as the adult throws out a "decapitation token" and echoes a "chop" word, the executioner will raise the big knife, take a bowl of wine and drink it, and then spit on the big knife, at this moment they look like a torch, swing the big knife, in an instant the prisoner will be separated, the whole process will not drag the mud and water, making people shudder.
Therefore, since ancient times, people have been more afraid of such people, believing that they are too murderous, and that their anger is ominous, so most executioners have ended up with a miserable life of having money and not being able to start a family.
A reader once said that his grandfather had fought in the Korean War. It was a warrior who had really crawled out of the pile of dead men. Usually, he is a very amiable ordinary old man. But when he launched his anger, the eyes that had experienced war instantly gave people a sense of oppression and suffocation, which made people shudder. Once because he made a mistake, his grandfather looked at him like that, and he was so frightened that his legs were weak and he sat paralyzed on the ground. Therefore, although human beings are not very sensitive to various pheromones, the look in their eyes is not so easy to hide from people who often kill.