Running away from the village, 7 aggressive bulls invite each other to occupy the city

A group of seven aggressive bulls caused chaos in the West Yorkshire town after fleeing the nearby countryside.
A group of bulls are roaming the town in west Yorkshire, England, some attacking and destroying the lawn, others curiously trying to sneak on people’s trampolines.

Sharing the images on Twitter, Mr. David Harrison said: “The cows cause chaos on Woodlands Road in Beverley. At least 7 cows have escaped from the village, walked long distances and are now tearing down people’s lawns. After eating all the grass on Woodlands Road, they play in Atkinson Road. This area has less grass, but there are quite good scratching lights.” However, the bulls’ ‘big day’ came to an end after being rounded up by Zowie Bell, herdsman at Beverley Westwood, but one cow still escaped. Mr. David Harrison humorously said: “A stray cow, it doesn’t know that their friend has come home. This is like going to a bar, going to the dance floor but not seeing your partner.” The president of Beverley Pasture Masters, Allan English, says there are about 300 cattle on the pastures around town, but the smaller one occasionally escapes, making its way into town. “Residents won’t mind if they don’t cause any major damage. We’ll have them back in Westwood soon,” said Allan English. Bulls living in the European countryside are often very curious but not aggressive in nature. However, some breeds of Limousins ​​in the Limousin and Marche regions of France are quite aggressive.