VOICED : Corridas de toros sin toreros

Japanese bullfighting is a unique tradition where bulls fight without human intervention. The match ends when one bull loses the will to fight, and both bulls leave the arena alive. This 800-year-old tradition originated in Okinawa and is now practiced in a few locations. Bulls have distinct horn shapes and are trained to weigh over a ton. Despite their size, they are sensitive and require care after losing a fight. Animal rights activists criticize the practice as barbaric, but enthusiasts argue that the bulls enjoy a peaceful retirement.

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