Sensational: teacher joined 40 students to prove that bulls only attack if attacked

marry anagoy
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Published 2016-05-28
In Spain, the running of the bulls often end in tragedy. Many Spaniards believe that the bulls attack to fear, whether they were directly attacked or not. Does the secret is to be quiet?

That's what decided prove a teacher who joined 40 students and challenged them to face a young bull. In the video, which went viral, the bull enters a square where the group waits and merely trying to escape, running in circles in the middle of people avoid hitting them.
All Comments (21)
  • @tayyeb2590
    Now this is what you call 'putting your career on the line'
  • @joalexsg9741
    Amazing teacher and students!!! Thank you so much for educating the public againt the hideous bullfighting! I´ve shared this video on my edublogs as well!
  • @shannonbergeron8136
    I would have taken the "F" for that class, as in "F"-no I'm not going into that ring with a bull!
  • @99Mamacita
    This is so powerful. Que Dios bendiga al maestro
  • @kp-rh2mo
    Bulls are gentle creatures. "When I stayed in India I used to wonder why bulls in Spain are in that rage with a red, not in India. Why? Most of the ladies in India wear red colour. But I have never seen any horse or any bull going mad with them. I am sure they must be conditioning the bull with that rage by showing him red and conditioning him in such a way that he has these supra-conscious ideas. They have bullock carts in India and nobody has seen such a thing happening that a lady passes with a red saree, the bull attacks. Nothing! In Spain, even now there are these bullfights going on every year. Six bullfights every year and the hall is always full. And now the women have taken to fight the bulls. Now if the bull is not killed, they allow the bulls to go on the street and kill people. This kind of a violent enjoyment is still lingering into the minds of the people. This art was introduced by the Turkish people when they were ruling in Spain. The Turks were very harsh with the local people. Then came Franco. He too was a very harsh dictator and as a result people developed a resistance. This resistance ultimately evolved into an inhuman type of ego which gave them sadistic pleasure when they saw a bull being killed by the Matador." H.H.S.M."
  • @B-DINO
    I've worked on a farm before and trust me this video proves nothing whatsoever. A small steer like that is likely to be scared and possibly playful. A bull is a completely other story. There is way more testosterone meaning way more aggression, dominance and being more territorial. A bull will attack someone even if they are feeding them or standing completely still. I don't condone animal cruelty but I'm telling you that this video proves nothing, do the same thing with a bull and get the ambulances ready.
  • @alexabood2516
    To be fair, it’s not “if they are attacked”, it’s “if they perceive to be attacked”, which is much more easy to accomplish
  • @Orpheelover
    I find this such a beautiful video to watch.
  • @bbhmm5714
    No animal hurts unless humans are menacing thm. Only humans hurt them 😢😢😢😢
  • @papbelaalmos
    Yeah, can't be so dangerous. It's not a human...
  • @KingWushido
    I know the dude in the red shirt fearing for his life rn 😂
  • @guyinsf
    The secret is not to fucking threaten them. It's very simple.
  • @juan.m6280
    That’s a calf.Get a PBR bull in there and those kids would be a bunch of bowling pins. In addition bulls don’t charge by color. it’s movement from my experience. I’m pretty sure a tackle from a happy calf would still hurt though.
  • @SonsOfMars0
    Lmao, that definitely is not a bull. He would have gored the shit out of someone if it was one of the true testosterone fueled behemoths. I've seen it in person, just being in his territory is enough for him to charge.