26.08.2025 18:27
At a festival held in the town of Alfafar, Spain, a bull with torches tied to its horns charged at a man. The man was seen trying to provoke the bull along with other participants while holding his drink. However, the bull suddenly attacked the man in anger. This incident is not the first example of bull attacks at festivals in Spain.
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Terrifying moments occurred at a festival held in the town of Alfafar, Spain. A giant bull, with torches tied to its horns, attacked a man in front of the crowd.
In the footage, the man can be seen trying to provoke the bull along with other participants while holding his drink. However, the bull suddenly charges at the man in anger. Although the man tries to escape under the security barriers, he is struck by the bull's flaming horn and thrown to the ground.
The bull does not stop there and continues to attack the victim on the ground, sending sparks flying as it swings its horns. The man tries to escape in panic and eventually manages to get up and run to safety. However, as his bag gets caught on the bull's horn, the bull continues to swing its head while onlookers try to retrieve the bag.
This incident is not the first example of bull attacks at festivals in Spain. Last year, at a festival in Tordesillas, a man was gored by a bull and thrown into the air, but was rescued by the intervention of onlookers.
In a more serious case, a man in the El Casar region lost his life due to horn strikes during a bull run. The victim was first taken to the intensive care unit of Guadalajara University Hospital and then transferred to La Paz University Hospital in Madrid.
The local government of El Casar declared three days of official mourning following this tragic event. Animal rights organizations state that such events pose significant risks to both humans and animals, and can also have traumatic effects on children. A spokesperson for the organization said, "Human health and respect for animals should be priorities in modern society. We need to reconsider whether these types of events reflect the values we truly want to promote."
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