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Amazing Photos of Spanish Festival of Chasing Bulls to The Sea

Amazing Photos of Spanish Festival of Chasing Bulls to The Sea
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The ceremony begins with bulls chasing young boys down the Calle Marques de Campo, the town's main boulevard, down to the specially designed arena in the port. Three sides of the square arena are closed off with iron bars just wide enough for humans to slide in and out of the arena should the bull get too close. The fourth side opens out into the harbor, with an approximately one-meter drop between the sanded arena floor and the water.
One by one, the bulls are released into the arena, and willing participants then tease the bulls and try to get them into the water. The one who succeeds in making the bull fall into the water is considered the winner.
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Sources: Spanish Fiesta / Spiegel
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