Fear of heights (acrophobia) or fear of being in a narrow place (claustrophobia) you may have heard often. However, have you heard of phobia of holes (trypophobia), maybe not many people know about it yet. For that, consider the following explanation of the phobia of holes. A few years ago, a picture of a skin with many holes became viral on various social media. The edited photo was also successful in making many people cringe when they see it. And not only photos of perforated skin that can trigger these feelings, lotus seed petals, beehives, rocks, sponges, cheese with many holes, or even pomegranate can also make people become frightened. Well, if you feel trembling, sweating, nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath, mouth becomes dry, heart rate becomes fast, hot or cold, numbness or tingling, confusion, anxiety, or want to hurry to the toilet when you see the photo, it could be that you have phobia of holes. What Are Hole Phobias? Phobia of holes or trypophobia is fear of a