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According to the Oxford Dictionary, the word Phobia means a strong unreasonable fear of something. There are millions of individuals all over the globe who suffer from phobias, for humans the most frequent phobia is a fear of heights and animals, which is known as Zoophobia likewise, animals are afraid of people and others. The fact that human beings have been a very impactful force on Earth is not a mystery to anyone. Because of our vast expansion and technological achievements, we have achieved the status of being the most dangerous predators. This raises the possibility that other animals may perceive the presence of humans as a threat to their survival. The main objective of this study is phobia, it is common for both humans and non-humans. This research adopted a qualitative research method to analyze the select Indian classical literary works Panchatantra, and Jataka tales to examine fear topics by applying the James-Lange theory of emotion. It is a type of emotion that implies that physical modifications in the body occur first, followed by the sensation of emotion. An earlier experimental investigation indicated that the sound of people in the region caused predatory wildlife to limit their typical activity level, look for food less frequently, and some animals began to avoid the area entirely, this was proven to be the case after hearing people in the area. With the evidence from this research, analysis phobia is common for both human and non-human creatures. So, countless studies have been conducted based on human fear; however, animal phobia has been the subject of fewer investigations. we hope our research could fulfill the requirement.