IELTS Speaking tip
Use a variety of vocabulary to express your ideas; avoid repetition.
Vocabulary
- danger
- fear
- attack
- encounter
- instinct
- prey
- predator
- habitat
- wildlife
- venom
- aggression
- survival
- creature
- behavior
- environment
Sample Answer
People may harbor fears of wild animals for a variety of reasons, often rooted in both psychological and experiential factors. Firstly, the inherent unpredictability of wild animals can elicit a deep-seated instinctual fear. This is particularly true for apex predators, which possess the ability to inflict harm. Secondly, sensationalized portrayals of wild animals in media often amplify these fears, leading to a distorted perception that equates these creatures with danger rather than understanding their ecological significance. Additionally, personal experiences, such as encounters that may have resulted in harm or a close call, can cement an aversion to specific species. Finally, the fear of the unknown plays a significant role; unfamiliarity with an animal's behavior can lead to anxiety and fear, particularly in communities that are not accustomed to living alongside wildlife.
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