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During J . R . R . Tolkien's fantasy epic The Return of the King , Frodo Baggins is confronted with a monster straight from many people's nightmares : Shelob , an evil creature in the form of an spider . Shelob isn't the only spider villain from movies and books . In fact , it's common to see spiders cast as wicked , and they're not alone . Rats , snakes , and wolves are also frequently as being inherently evil . Examples include Voldemort's snake Nagini from the Harry Potter books , as well as countless from myths , fairy tales , and literature .
In most cases , these have been around for a long time , and there's generally a good explanation for why they . Early humans quickly learned that encounters with snakes and spiders were painful and potentially . Thus , humans evolved a healthy fear of both animals as a survival mechanism . We fear rats because they carry diseases , and larger like wolves because they threaten our livestock ? and us , under certain . As a result , many people feel that these animals are disgusting , dangerous , and to be avoided at all .
Of course , no animal is truly cruel or evil . Many will attack if they are surprised , or if they feel that their offspring or their is under threat . While these animals certainly can be dangerous , they're only doing what they need to do to . In fact , many are fulfilling an important role in nature . Spiders , for example , a number of pests that would otherwise bother humans to a much greater degree , such as flies and mosquitoes . So , instead of these animals as villains , we should respect every creature and its place in the world .

 
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