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Tourist Bitten by King’s Guard Horse After Ignoring Warnings

A tourist in London recently learned a tough lesson: the King’s Guard horses are not just for show.

The King’s Guards are a popular attraction in London, drawing countless visitors eager to snap photos with the impeccably dressed soldiers and their majestic horses. However, a recent video shared by the TikTok account Buska in The Park highlighted the dangers of getting too close.

Image credits: Buska in the park (kingsguard) / TikTok

In the video, a woman was bitten by one of the King’s Guard horses after she ignored multiple warnings. The video shows the horse becoming visibly agitated as tourists crowd around, trying to pose for photos. Despite clear signs and body language from the horse indicating its discomfort, one tourist got too close and was bitten on the arm.

The incident, captured in a crowded tourist area, shows the woman collapsing to the ground after the bite, with armed police officers arriving to assist her. The video quickly garnered reactions online, with many commenting on the importance of respecting the animals and heeding warnings.

Image credits: Buska in the park (kingsguard) / TikTok

Comments on the video reflected a mix of sympathy and criticism. Some felt the woman should have been more aware of the horse’s warnings, while others pointed out the stress these animals endure due to the constant influx of tourists. One user noted, “Four warnings that horse gave!” while another commented, “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.”

Despite clear warnings about the risks of horse bites and kicks, incidents like this are not uncommon. Buska in The Park has documented several such cases, highlighting the need for greater awareness among tourists. While some moments shared between visitors and the horses are heartwarming, it’s crucial to respect the animals’ space and signals.

This incident serves as a reminder that while the King’s Guard horses are a cherished part of London’s attractions, they are also living beings deserving of respect and caution from the public.

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