Some like to view the phobic SIX as a hare in full flight, doubling back and forth, or as a fearful gray mouse or a shy deer. Hares are true to their post. The proverbial fear of “frightened rabbits” is actually a highly developed watchfulness that enables the animal to react immediately to every change or danger in its environment. Threatened by many natural enemies, hares have developed the protective measures important to survival: the camouflage color of their brown fur, the lightning-fast, back-and-forth flight in danger. Symbols of the contraphobic SIX are the wolf, which needs the
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